Arseny Finkelstein

This study shows that auditory cortical networks maintain stimulus representations after sensory input ends in both awake and sleeping mice, with different decay patterns in wakefulness and sleep.

The paper maps brainstem neural activity related to breathing, licking, and swallowing in mice, revealing coordinated rhythms and a premotor network involved in orofacial movements.

The paper maps functional connectivity in the motor cortex of mice during naturalistic reward-seeking behavior, revealing columnar architecture and hub neurons that influence neighboring cells.

The paper shows that task-related neural activity spreads across a cortical network through task-independent synapses, even in untrained neurons.

The paper shows that attractor dynamics in the frontal cortex gate sensory information flow during decision-making, making choices more robust to distractors over time.

The paper identifies head-direction cells in bats that dynamically adjust their firing based on angular velocity, proposing a new model to explain this behavior.