Adithya E. Rajagopalan

This paper introduces a computational method to infer synaptic plasticity rules from neural and behavioral data, revealing an active forgetting component in reward learning in Drosophila.

This study identifies synaptic plasticity mechanisms in Drosophila that incorporate reward expectations to drive operant matching behavior.

This study shows Drosophila can flexibly categorize stimuli based on available options, with memory specificity depending on stimulus order and identity.

The paper modifies circuit parameters in Drosophila mushroom bodies to assess how changes affect odor selectivity and discrimination.