Sarah E. Lindo

The paper measures hundreds of amines and peptides in freely moving mice using microdialysis and mass spectrometry, revealing high-dimensional physiological dynamics and state transitions.

This study demonstrates meta-learning in head-fixed mice navigating virtual reality by showing increased learning speed and modified motor programs during task changes.

This study shows that mesolimbic dopamine adjusts the rate of learning from action in mice, supporting a model where dopamine signals set an adaptive learning rate rather than serving as an error signal.

The paper measures neural population coding precision in mouse visual cortex and finds that discrimination thresholds are much lower than behavioral thresholds, suggesting downstream decoding limitations.

The paper identifies a rare, spatially localized granule cell subtype in the hippocampus that is preferentially recruited during memory formation.