Salomon Z. Muller

The paper uses connectomics to map a cerebellum-like circuit in weakly electric fish, revealing structured synaptic connectivity that supports predictive sensory processing and continual learning.

The paper investigates the role of cartwheel cells in the dorsal cochlear nucleus, showing they use anti-Hebbian plasticity to enhance inhibition of output neurons during anticipated sounds.

The paper shows how instructive inputs during a critical period shape neural circuits to enable effective credit assignment in learning.

The paper investigates how the inferior olive informs Purkinje cells about sensory events and movement plans in marmosets, revealing two distinct groups with different spike patterns related to movement control.

The paper shows that complex spikes in Purkinje cells alter saccadic eye movements by pulling them toward the visual space preferred by the olivary input to those cells.

The paper shows how axonal and dendritic spikes interact to enable both learning and transmission of sensory predictions in mormyrid fish electrosensory lobe.