Anindya S. Bhattacharjee

The paper studies decision revisions in mice during an olfactory task, showing they are influenced by synaptic inhibition and stimulus complexity.

This study shows mice can discriminate airflow alongside odors, revealing how mechanical and chemical stimuli interact in olfactory processing.

This study investigates the role of the claustrum in working memory by analyzing neuronal activity in mice during memory tasks and finds that claustrum inhibition impairs memory performance.

This study develops an automated olfactory matching paradigm to assess sensory and cognitive functions in humans, finding that accuracy and decision times correlate with perceptual certainty and odor complexity.

The paper shows that glomerular odor representations' similarity and activation strength determine the time needed for odor discrimination, independent of sniffing behavior.