Keisuke Sehara

This study investigates how mice control individual whisker movements and facial coordination during a whisking-to-touch task, revealing stereotyped patterns and fine motor control.

The paper investigates how movement and reward expectancy modulate neural activity in different primate cortical areas during a conditioning task.

The paper shows that whisker asymmetry predicts turn direction in mice earlier than eye movement during navigation tasks.

The paper shows that whisker asymmetry in mice signals their behavioral state and motor preparation during a visual task.