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2025	Serotonin drives choice-independent reconfiguration of distributed neural activity Meijer, Catarino, Freitas-Silva, Laranjeira, International Brain Laboratory, and Mainen	bioRxiv
	A brain-wide map of neural activity during complex behaviour The International Brain Laboratory, et al Collaboration paper with 52 authors in alphabetical order	Nature
	Brain-wide representations of prior information in mouse decision-making Findling, Hubert, International Brain Laboratory, Acerbi, Benson, Benson, Birman, Bonacchi, Carandini, Catarino, Chapuis, Churchland, Dan, DeWitt, Engel, Fabbri, Faulkner, Fiete, Freitas-Silva, Gerçek, Harris, Häusser, Hofer, Hu, Huntenburg, Khanal, Krasniak, Langdon, Latham, Lau, Mainen, Meijer, Miska, Mrsic-Flogel, Noel, Nylund, Pan-Vazquez, Paninski, Pillow, Rossant, Roth, Schaeffer, Schartner, Shi, Socha, Steinmetz, Svoboda, Tessereau, Urai, Wells, West, Whiteway, Winter, Witten, Zador, Dayan, and Pouget	Nature
	Reproducibility of in vivo electrophysiological measurements in mice The International Brain Laboratory, et al Collaboration paper with 45 authors in alphabetical order	eLife
	Power Pixels: a turnkey pipeline for processing of Neuropixel recordings Meijer and Battaglia	bioRxiv
2024	Lightning Pose: improved animal pose estimation via semi-supervised learning, Bayesian ensembling and cloud-native open-source tools Biderman, Whiteway, Hurwitz, Greenspan, Lee, Vishnubhotla, Schartner, Huntenburg, Khanal, Meijer, Noel, Pan-Vazquez, Socha, Urai, The International Brain Laboratory, Warren, Noone, Pedraja, Cunningham, Sawtell, and Paninski	Nature Methods
	Interactive data exploration websites for large-scale electrophysiology Birman, Chapuis, Faulkner, Rossant, International Brain Laboratory, Benson, Catarino, Churchland, Hu, Huntenburg, Khanal, Krasniak, Lau, Meijer, Miska, Noel, Pan-Vazquez, Roth, Schartner, Socha, Steinmetz, Urai, Wells, West, Winter	bioRxiv
2023	Dissecting the Complexities of Learning With Infinite Hidden Markov Models Bruijns, International Brain Laboratory, Bougrova, Laranjeira, Lau, Meijer, Miska, Noel, Pan-Vazquez, Roth, Socha, Urai, and Dayan	bioRxiv
	A new family of statistical tests for neuronal spiking and autocorrelated timeseries data Heimel, Meijer, and Montijn	bioRxiv
2021	Standardized and reproducible measurement of decision-making in mice The International Brain Laboratory, et al Collaboration paper with 37 authors in alphabetical order	eLife
	Neurons in the mouse brain correlate with cryptocurrency price: a cautionary tale Meijer	Peer Community In Neuroscience
2020	Neural correlates of multisensory detection behavior: comparison of primary and higher-order visual cortex Meijer, Marchesi, Montijn, Lansink, and Pennartz	Cell Reports
	Deep Graph Pose: a semi-supervised deep graphical model for improved animal pose tracking Wu, Estefany, Buchanan, Whiteway, Schartner, Meijer, Noel, Rodriguez, Everett, Norovich, Schaffer, Mishra, Salzman, Angelaki, Bendesky, The International Brain Laboratory, Cunningham, and Paninski	neurIPS
2019	The circuit architecture of cortical multisensory processing: distinct functions jointly operating within a common anatomical network Meijer, Mertens, Pennartz, Olcese, and Lansink	Progress in Neurobiology
	Co-administration of anti microRNA-124 and-137 oligonucleotides prevents hippocampal neural stem cell loss upon non-convulsive seizures Bielefeld, Schouten, Meijer, Breuk, Geijtenbeek, Karayel, Tiaglik, Vuuregge, Willems, Witkamp, Lucassen, Encinas, and Fitzsimons	Frontiers in Mol Neuroscience
2018	Audiovisual integration enhances stimulus detection performance in mice Meijer, Pie, Dolman, Pennartz and Lansink	Frontiers in Behav Neuroscience
	Conditioning sharpens the spatial representation of rewarded stimuli in mouse primary visual cortex Goltstein, Meijer, and Pennartz	eLife
2017	Audiovisual modulation in mouse primary visual cortex depends on cross-modal stimulus configuration and congruency Meijer, Montijn, Lansink, and Pennartz	Journal of Neuroscience
2016	Population-level neural codes are robust to single-neuron variability from a multidimensional coding perspective Montijn∗, Meijer∗, Lansink, and Pennartz ∗ shared first authors	Cell Reports
	Reward expectancy strengthens CA1 theta and beta band synchronization and hippocampal-ventral striatal coupling Lansink, Meijer, Lankelma, Vinck, Jackson, and Pennartz	Journal of Neuroscience