Ling-yun Li

This study shows how dominance hierarchy modulates defensive behaviors in mice under different threats and how threat exposure affects social behavior.

This study investigates how threat intensity, reward value, and social hierarchy influence decision-making in mice exposed to visual threats using a behavioral paradigm and computational modeling.

The paper shows that visual saliency is encoded in the mouse superior colliculus independently of neuronal preference for orientation or motion direction, but depends on specific visual features.

The paper identifies a population code in VMHdmSF1 neurons that encodes predator imminence and internal states during predator encounters in mice.