Walter G. Gonzalez

The paper shows that short disordered peptides can convert proteins into mechanosensors that respond to cellular forces, expanding the known mechanisms of mechanosensing.

This study shows that a learned motor behavior can recover after chronic disruption of inhibitory circuits, with neuronal activity permanently altered but song recovery possible without relying on learning circuits.

The paper shows that neuronal representations in synchronized networks remain stable over weeks, even after damage or no training.