Albert Lin

This paper introduces light beads microscopy (LBM) to enable high-speed volumetric imaging of Drosophila brains, revealing fast neural responses to auditory stimuli.

The paper introduces TWINKLE, an open-source two-photon microscope designed for both teaching and research, highlighting its ease of setup and educational applications.

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 presents the first neuronal wiring diagram of a whole adult Drosophila brain, revealing synaptic connections and circuit mechanisms underlying sensorimotor behaviors.

The paper analyzes the network properties of the Drosophila whole-brain connectome, identifying rich club organization and signal integration/broadcasting neurons.

The paper studies how C. elegans chemosensory neurons encode olfactory information through ensemble activity and natural stimuli.

This study shows that Caenorhabditis elegans uses hydrogen peroxide sensing to avoid harmful bacteria and find food-rich niches with lower H2O2 levels.

The paper introduces NeuroPAL, a multicolor transgene for neuronal identification in C. elegans, and demonstrates its use in mapping neurotransmitter receptors, cell fate changes, and brain activity.

This paper introduces a deformable non-negative matrix factorization method to extract neural signals from moving animals, outperforming traditional methods on simulated and real data.