Hui Ho Vanessa Chang

This study challenges the canonical view of the nucleus prepositus hypoglossi as an angular head velocity relay by showing its neurons predominantly encode eye movements rather than head motion.

This study shows that mice use active eye-head coordination during goal-directed orienting, challenging the view that eye movements are purely reflexive.

This study quantifies eye movements in bats, showing robust visual and otolith-driven gaze stabilization, challenging the assumption that bats lack eye movement.

The paper shows that CIB2/3 and TMC1/2 form complexes essential for hair-cell mechanotransduction in vertebrates, supported by structural and functional analyses.

This study investigates the role of GPR156 in mouse and zebrafish sensory organs, showing it relays orientation and transduction information but not afferent selectivity for direction-specific stimuli.