Ian Omer Massé

This study shows that phasic dopamine release in mice is not essential for basic motor behaviors, as motor functions remain intact despite near-complete loss of activity-dependent dopamine release.

This study examines how enucleation affects reciprocal connections between visual and somatosensory cortices in mice, finding laminar-specific changes in neuronal projections and axonal swellings.

The paper maps afferent connections to the primary somatosensory cortex of mice, revealing differences in connectivity patterns across regions and their relation to contextual and multisensory processing.

This study validates the Wayne State weight-drop model of concussion in rats using cerebral microdialysis, showing a 3-fold increase in hippocampal glutamate levels within 10 minutes of injury.