Haishan Yao

The paper presents a dataset of neural spiking activity and licking behavior in thirsty mice, enabling precise spike-to-event mapping and benchmarking for neural decoding algorithms.

This study investigates the roles of PV and FoxP2 neurons in the external globus pallidus during perceptual decision-making in mice, finding distinct contributions to sensorimotor processing and behavior.

The paper investigates how D1 and D2 receptor-expressing medium spiny neurons in the ventrolateral striatum regulate licking behavior and nigral responses at different timescales.

This study shows that secondary motor cortex (M2) is crucial for adaptive action selection during visual categorization by regulating sensory history and upcoming choice representations.

This study shows that OFC projections to V1 modulate visual response gain to non-relevant stimuli, facilitating visual associative learning.