Gianna A. Jordan

This paper investigates how hippocampal theta oscillations respond to different motor behaviors, finding distinct relationships between theta frequency, movement speed, and paw actions during string pulling versus running.

The paper defines AI-readiness criteria for biomedical data, encompassing seven dimensions, and evaluates them across flagship datasets to ensure ethical and explainable AI practices.

The paper introduces an automated system for training and assessing string-pulling behaviors in rodents, showing improved performance and integration with neural recording.