New preprint on contextual modulation of single auditory cortical neurons

Contextual gain fields of auditory cortical neurons in awake mice are remarkably stable across many days and behavioral states:

Akritas M, Armstrong AG, Lebert JM, Meyer AF, Sahani M, Linden JF. Contextual modulation is a stable feature of the neural code in auditory cortex of awake mice. bioRxiv.


Paper accepted at Journal of Neural Engineering combining tetrodes with silicon probes in freely moving mice

Our paper on the Flexdrive has been published in the Journal of Neural Engineering:

Guardamagna M, Eichler R, Pedrosa R, Aarts A, Meyer AF*, Battaglia FP*. The Hybrid Drive: a chronic implant device combining tetrode arrays with silicon probes for layer-resolved ensemble electrophysiology in freely moving mice. Journal of Neural Engineering, Volume 19, Number 3, 2022.


New preprint on combining tetrodes with silicon probes in freely moving mice

Ever wanted to combine tetrodes with silicon probes to simultaneously measure neural activity from within and across neural layers in a freely moving mouse? A new preprint (together with the Battagla lab) describing a small device to do this is now on bioRxiv:

Guardamagna M, Eichler R, Pedrosa R, Aarts A, Meyer AF*, Battaglia FP*. The Hybrid Drive: a chronic implant device combining tetrode arrays with silicon probes for layer-resolved ensemble electrophysiology in freely moving mice) bioRxiv, 2021.


Dispatch on climbing mice published in Current Biology

Together with Jasper Poort, I have written a dispatch for Boone, Samonds and colleagues’ paper on binocular vision in climbing mice.


New paper accepted at Nature Communications

The results of a recent collaboration with Pieter Roelfsema’s group at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience have been accepted for publication in Nature Communications.