Johan Winnubst

The paper introduces PRISM, a platform that uses combinatorial protein barcodes to enable self-correcting neuron tracing with molecular context, improving tracing accuracy and handling spatial gaps.

The paper shows that learning in the hippocampus produces orthogonalized neural representations resembling a state machine, captured by HMMs and biologically plausible networks, but not by gradient-based models.

The paper reconstructs 1,000 projection neurons in the mouse brain, revealing new cell types and organizational principles of long-range connectivity.

The paper identifies two types of motor cortex neurons with distinct roles in movement preparation and execution using single-cell profiling and axonal reconstructions.

This study compares somatotopic precision in corticostriatal projections from two cortical cell types, finding IT-type neurons show higher stereotypy than PT-type neurons.