David Tingley

This study shows that brief human observation can alter behavioral responses in mice, masking the effect of a drug like semaglutide.

This paper introduces a platform using rodent behavior to predict human health outcomes, achieving faster and more accurate predictions than traditional methods.

This paper develops a micro-endoscope probe to simultaneously track multiple neuromodulators in real time using fluorescent sensors, demonstrating its use in brain slices and awake mice.

The paper investigates sex differences in GLP-1 receptor agonist side effects using EMR data and in vivo assays, finding higher nausea rates in women and estrous cycle-related variations in mice.

The paper investigates egocentric tuning in hippocampal CA1 neurons using simulated data and finds a high false positive rate in detecting egocentric bearing modulation.

The paper introduces a position-theta-phase model to analyze how running speed modulates place cell firing rates in rats, finding no overall speed modulation but identifying gain control in some cells.

The paper investigates how hippocampal sharp wave ripples (SPW-Rs) influence lateral septal (LS) neuron firing patterns in rats, showing strong coupling with LS high-frequency oscillations (HFOs) during specific behavioral states.

The paper identifies an input/output transform in basal forebrain neurons that converts oscillatory inputs into temporally precise rate codes aligned with task progression.