Andrew B. Berger

BIFROST registers diverse Drosophila brain imaging datasets into a common anatomical space, enabling cross-experiment and cross-modality comparisons with sub-10 micron precision.

The paper maps neural activity associated with walking across the entire Drosophila brain, identifying global and clustered signals linked to locomotion and future movement anticipation.

The paper identifies neural activity patterns in Drosophila that predict future turning directions before movement, suggesting internal motor planning.

This study shows that glial cells regulate sphingolipid levels to drive daily remodeling of circadian circuits in Drosophila.