Avner Wallach

The paper demonstrates how neural circuits in electric fish cancel movement-related input to the electrosensory system, revealing context-specific predictions of self-generated sensory feedback.

The paper investigates how mixed selectivity codes sensory and motor social signals in the thalamus of weakly electric fish, showing their role in social behavior and dominance.

This study shows rats adapt their whisking behavior based on context, reallocating sensorimotor resources to maintain exploratory coverage.

This paper demonstrates that electric fish use a time-stamp mechanism in the preglomerular complex to transform egocentric encounters into allocentric spatial representations through path-integration.