Brittany C. Clawson

This study shows that binocular visual experience and sleep together restore visual cortex function in a mouse model of amblyopia.

This study compares binocular and monocular recovery experiences in a mouse amblyopia model, finding binocular recovery more effective for visual function restoration.

The paper shows that sleep-associated reactivation of visual engram neurons in mice is necessary for fear memory consolidation.

The paper investigates how non-REM sleep aids in consolidating contextual fear memory through changes in hippocampal neuron firing patterns and spike timing relationships.

The paper investigates how sleep-associated theta oscillations and network resonance during slow-wave sleep support memory consolidation through phase-coding and synaptic reorganization.