William A. Mohler

The paper shows how transient morphogenetic structures and stochastic innervation models shape reproducible yet flexible wiring in C. elegans nervous systems through a trade-off between physical constraints and molecular specificity.

The paper shows how thermosensory neurons in C. elegans use gain modulation based on experience to encode temperature changes relevant for navigation.

The paper introduces NeuroSC, a platform that integrates graph analytics with connectome data to explore neurodevelopmental changes in C. elegans.

The paper investigates how differential adhesion controls neurite placement in C. elegans brain neuropils through a retrograde zippering mechanism.

The paper uses diffusion condensation to analyze the C. elegans nerve ring neuropil, revealing its stratified structure and developmental principles.

The paper shows multicellular rosettes organize the nerve ring neuropil in C. elegans by guiding axon outgrowth and structural formation.