Kaiyu Wang

This paper shows that Drosophila use a rise-to-threshold calcium signal in oviDNs to guide egg-laying decisions based on the relative value of substrates.

This study identifies how combinatorial activation of descending pathways in Drosophila generates flexible motor patterns during courtship behavior.

The paper develops a method to rapidly reconstruct neural circuits with single synapse resolution using tissue expansion and lattice light sheet microscopy, validated in Drosophila.

PatchPerPixMatch automates 3D search for neuronal morphologies in Drosophila GAL4 line data by combining segmentation and efficient matching.

The paper identifies neural circuits in Drosophila females that integrate external and internal signals to control mating decisions through vaginal plate opening.