What do we study ?
Adaptive behavior requires processing sensory information with focused attention, reaching
decisions, acting, and learning from the results of those actions. These require the brain
to combine a vast
array of information from prior experience, current sensory stimuli, and
internal
and environmental contexts. These computations involve dynamic interactions between
millions of neurons within local circuits
and across many brain regions.
How is our study conducted ?
We conduct our study on mice trained to do a standardized task, that
prompts adaptive behavior. We recorded
the signals from multiple single neurons using Neuropixels probes inserted
into one hemisphere of the mouse
brain. We also recorded the mouse motion using cameras, and various signals from other
sensors.
For a comprehensive view, please explore the data, or read the article detailing the task
and the article
detailing our standardized recording methods.
The data was collected in 12 different laboratories across the globe.