Ashlan P. Reid

This study uses an in vivo optical approach to show that low intensity focused ultrasound causes persistent microvascular dilation without microbubbles, suggesting vascular mechanisms may contribute to long-term neuromodulatory effects.

The paper investigates how early inhibition shapes tone-evoked responses in auditory cortex by manipulating parvalbumin-expressing interneurons.

The paper shows that in male mice, the right auditory cortex matures earlier than the left, with experience-dependent reorganization confined to the actively maturing hemisphere.