Davide Raccuglia

The paper identifies an inhibitory feedback circuit in Drosophila that links sensory processing during wakefulness to sleep need and nocturnal sleep.

The paper shows how coherent neural oscillations in Drosophila create filters that promote quiescence over navigation by hierarchically overriding locomotion-promoting networks.

NOSA is an open-source software for analyzing voltage imaging data, offering tools to improve signal processing and identify temporal interactions in neural activity.

The paper identifies delta oscillations in Drosophila's R2 network that regulate sleep, showing synchronization depends on NMDARs and input pathways, and disrupting this mechanism abolishes oscillations and impairs sleep.