Max L. Fletcher

This study shows that odor representation in the piriform cortex of mice changes over time with experience and is modulated by odor investigation behavior.

The paper shows that gustatory cortex neurons in mice represent taste stimuli based on their palatability, with neural patterns reflecting consumption decisions after conditioned taste aversion.

This study examines how familiarity with taste stimuli affects population-level taste coding in mouse gustatory cortex, finding reduced active cells and increased response magnitude with experience.

This study shows that olfactory fear conditioning enhances glomerular odor responses and increases similarity between learned and neutral odors, potentially promoting fear generalization.

The paper uses two-photon imaging to show that a specific gustatory cortex region contains overlapping representations of primary tastes and encodes both taste quality and hedonics.