Adam R. Kampff

This study challenges the traditional view of motor cortex function by showing that rats with motor cortical lesions show impairments in unexpected obstacle course scenarios but not in repeated trials.

This paper develops transparent and flexible ECoG electrodes using silver nanowire and IZO hybrid films, demonstrating improved electrical properties and compatibility with fluorescence microscopy.

The paper uses whole-brain mapping to show that social isolation in zebrafish causes distinct neural activity changes in brain regions linked to social behavior, which can be reversed by reducing serotonin levels.

This paper introduces a high-density CMOS scanning probe for neural recording, demonstrating its ability to capture neural activity across multiple brain regions with improved resolution compared to lower density devices.

The paper describes a method to record from the same neuron using patch-clamp and CMOS probes, presents a dataset, and discusses collaborative analysis through an open repository.

This study investigates how electrode impedance affects extracellular spike recordings and finds that within standard ranges, impedance does not significantly impact data quality or spike sorting.

The paper uses t-SNE to visualize and cluster extracellular spike data from neural recordings, showing it can identify single units and improve sorting efficiency.

This study identifies the developmental stage at which zebrafish develop social preferences and interactions, showing that 3-week-old fish exhibit strong social preference while 1-week-old fish do not.

Bonsai provides a visual programming framework for managing parallel data streams in neuroscience experiments, enabling flexible and rapid prototyping of integrated experimental designs.