Simon Barry Laughlin

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#10097

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#13390

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Neuroscience

#1527

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#1578

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Simon Barry Laughlin's Degrees

PhD Physics University of California, Berkeley

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Simon Barry Laughlin's Published Works

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Published Works

An Energy Budget for Signaling in the Grey Matter of the Brain (2001) (2987)
Predictive coding: a fresh view of inhibition in the retina (1982) (1011)
The metabolic cost of neural information (1998) (982)
A Simple Coding Procedure Enhances a Neuron's Information Capacity (1981) (945)
Energy limitation as a selective pressure on the evolution of sensory systems (2008) (873)
Communication in Neuronal Networks (2003) (815)
Energy as a constraint on the coding and processing of sensory information (2001) (563)
ATP Consumption by Mammalian Rod Photoreceptors in Darkness and in Light (2008) (286)
Colour thresholds and receptor noise: behaviour and physiology compared (2001) (271)
Fly Photoreceptors Demonstrate Energy-Information Trade-Offs in Neural Coding (2007) (247)
The role of sensory adaptation in the retina. (1989) (247)
Action Potential Energy Efficiency Varies Among Neuron Types in Vertebrates and Invertebrates (2010) (234)
Phototransduction and the Evolution of Photoreceptors (2010) (233)
Adaptation of the motion-sensitive neuron H1 is generated locally and governed by contrast frequency (1985) (230)
Neural Principles in the Peripheral Visual Systems of Invertebrates (1981) (221)
Ion-Channel Noise Places Limits on the Miniaturization of the Brain’s Wiring (2005) (206)
The rate of information transfer at graded-potential synapses (1996) (199)
Common strategies for light adaptation in the peripheral visual systems of fly and dragonfly (1978) (193)
Contrast Gain Reduction in Fly Motion Adaptation (2000) (169)
Fast and slow photoreceptors — a comparative study of the functional diversity of coding and conductances in the Diptera (1993) (162)
Matching coding, circuits, cells, and molecules to signals: General principles of retinal design in the fly's eye (1994) (160)
Insect motion detectors matched to visual ecology (1996) (155)
Accuracy of velocity estimation by Reichardt correlators. (2001) (153)
The scaling of eye size with body mass in birds (1999) (150)
Synaptic limitations to contrast coding in the retina of the blowfly Calliphora (1987) (150)
Stochastic Simulations on the Reliability of Action Potential Propagation in Thin Axons (2007) (149)
Visual ecology and voltage-gated ion channels in insect photoreceptors (1995) (139)
The intracellular pupil mechanism and photoreceptor signal: noise ratios in the fly Lucilia cuprina (1987) (139)
Information capacity of eyes (1977) (138)
Adaptation and the temporal delay filter of fly motion detectors (1999) (113)
Spatial information capacity of compound eyes (2004) (112)
Structure and function of the fused rhabdom (1973) (112)
Form and function in retinal processing (1987) (108)
Transducer noise in a photoreceptor (1979) (104)
Matching Coding to Scenes to Enhance Efficiency (1983) (93)
Novel potassium channels encoded by the Shaker locus in drosophila photoreceptors (1991) (90)
Computational Neuroethology: A Provisional Manifesto (1991) (87)
Sexual dimorphism matches photoreceptor performance to behavioural requirements (2000) (83)
Single photon signals in fly photoreceptors and first order interneurones at behavioral threshold. (1981) (83)
Balanced Excitatory and Inhibitory Synaptic Currents Promote Efficient Coding and Metabolic Efficiency (2013) (81)
Energy-Efficient Coding with Discrete Stochastic Events (2002) (80)
Spatio-temporal properties of motion detectors matched to low image velocities in hovering insects (1997) (79)
A motion-sensitive neurone responds to signals from the two visual systems of the blowfly, the compound eyes and ocelli (2006) (78)
Temperature and the temporal resolving power of fly photoreceptors (2000) (77)
Mechanisms for Neural Signal Enhancement in the Blowfly Compound Eye (1989) (76)
The effect of cell size and channel density on neuronal information encoding and energy efficiency (2013) (72)
An Energy Budget for the Olfactory Glomerulus (2007) (72)
Neural integration in the first optic neuropile of dragonflies (1973) (72)
Sensor Fusion in Identified Visual Interneurons (2010) (71)
Retinal information capacity and the function of the pupil (1992) (70)
Membranes, Dichroism and Receptor Sensitivity (1975) (66)
Angular sensitivity of the retinula cells of dark-adapted worker bee (1971) (64)
Comparative Physiology and Evolution of Vision in Invertebrates (1981) (63)
The sensitivities of dragonfly photoreceptors and the voltage gain of transduction (2004) (61)
Photoreceptor performance and the co-ordination of achromatic and chromatic inputs in the fly visual system (2000) (61)
Neural images of pursuit targets in the photoreceptor arrays of male and female houseflies Musca domestica (2003) (60)
Matched filtering by a photoreceptor membrane (1996) (59)
Intrinsic noise in locust photoreceptors. (1982) (56)
Variations in photoreceptor response dynamics across the fly retina. (2001) (54)
The Roles of Parallel Channels in Early Visual Processing by the Arthropod Compound Eye (1984) (50)
Coding Efficiency and Design in Visual Processing (1989) (48)
Receptor Function in the Apposition Eye — An Electrophysiological Approach (1975) (45)
Presynaptic enhancement of signal transients in photoreceptor terminals in the compound eye (1992) (43)
The sensitivity of receptors in the posterior median eye of the nocturnal spider,Dinopis (1980) (42)
Visual Targeting of Forelimbs in Ladder-Walking Locusts (2010) (41)
The bright zone, a specialized dorsal eye region in the male blowflyChrysomyia megacephala (1989) (40)
Consequences of Converting Graded to Action Potentials upon Neural Information Coding and Energy Efficiency (2014) (40)
Light Adaptation and Reliability in Blowfly Photoreceptors (1996) (38)
Neural integration in the first optic neuropile of dragonflies (2004) (38)
The structures of dorsal and ventral regions of a dragonfly retina (1978) (38)
Dichroism and absorption by photoreceptors (1975) (37)
Neural integration in the first optic neuropile of dragonflies (2004) (35)
Neural integration in the first optic neuropile of dragonflies (1976) (34)
Properties of histamine-activated chloride channels in the large monopolar cells of the dipteran compound eye: a comparative study (1995) (33)
The Implications of Metabolic Energy Requirements for the Representation of Information in Neurons. (2004) (29)
The Role of Natural Image Statistics in Biological Motion Estimation (2000) (28)
Extracellular Potentials Modify the Transfer of Information at Photoreceptor Output Synapses in the Blowfly Compound Eye (2010) (26)
Diurnal modulation of photoreceptor potassium conductance in the locust (1995) (26)
Receptor and Interneuron Light-adaptation in the Dragonfly Visual System (1975) (24)
The Metabolic Cost of Information- a Fundamental Factor in Visual Ecology (2001) (24)
Membrane parameters, signal transmission, and the design of a graded potential neuron (1990) (22)
Captivity selects for smaller eyes (2005) (22)
Global versus local adaptation in fly motion-sensitive neurons (2005) (21)
Efficiency and complexity in neural coding. (2008) (20)
Adaptations of the Dragonfly Retina for Contrast Detection and the Elucidation of Neural Principles in the Peripheral Visual System (1976) (18)
Resistance Changes Associated with the Response of Insect Monopolar Neurons (1974) (18)
Coding Efficiency and the Metabolic Cost of Sensory and Neural Information (2000) (17)
How reliable is the connectivity in cortical neural networks? (2002) (15)
The reliability of single neurons and circuit design: a case study (1989) (14)
Early Visual Processing in the Compound Eye: Physiology and Pharmacology of the Retina-Lamina Projection in the Fly (1989) (14)
Visual motion: Dendritic integration makes sense of the world (1999) (12)
Energetically Optimal Action Potentials (2011) (11)
Neural Energy Consumption and the Representation of Mental Events (2005) (11)
Retinal Function: Coupling Cones Clarifies Vision (2002) (11)
Vision: Coding efficiency and visual processing (1991) (9)
Voltage-dependent K+ Channels Improve the Energy Efficiency of Signalling in Blowfly Photoreceptors (2016) (6)
Modelling the variation in the contrast of natural scenes, and the function of contrast normalization in the mammalian visual cortex (1997) (6)
Optimizing the use of a sensor resource for opponent polarization coding (2017) (5)
Shunt peaking in neural membranes (2016) (5)
The Optic Lamina of Fast Flying Insects as a Guide to Neural Circuit Design (2010) (4)
Energy, Information, and the Work of the Brain (2011) (3)
Sensor Fusion for Feedback Control of Gaze Stabilisation in the Fly (2010) (3)
Visual Interneurons (2010) (2)
Adaptation reduces sensitivity to save energy without information loss in the fly visual system (2011) (2)
The Autonomous Brain: A Neural Theory of Attention and Learning (2000) (1)
6.2 Experimental Results (1988) (1)
The influence of metabolic energy on neural computation (2013) (1)
New views from compound eyes (1987) (1)
Horace Barlow (1921–2020) (2020) (1)
Fly Optic Lamina as a Guide to Neural Circuit Design (2017) (1)
Channel noise limits the minimum diameter of axons (2002) (1)
Natural and artificial low-level seeing systems . Edited by H.B. Barlow J.P. Frisby, A. Horridge and M.A. Jeevas. (Oxford: Clarendon Press/Royal Society, 1993). 130 pp. Hard cover £35. ISBN 019 852289 4. (1994) (0)
Across the Fly Retina Variations in Photoreceptor Response Dynamics (2015) (0)
CHAPTER 3 – Representation (2006) (0)
Receptors, interneurons and integration in an insect visual system (1974) (0)
BehaviorCoding and Redundancy: ManMade and AnimalEvolved Signals.ByJackP.Hailman. Cambridge (Massachusetts): Harvard University Press. $39.95. xiii 257 p.; ill.; index. 9780674027954. 2008. (2009) (0)
Scaling relationships for neuronal circuit wiring set by noise and metabolic cost (2008) (0)
Behavior (2009) (0)
Sensory adaptation in the light of information and energy (2011) (0)
Report Sensor Fusion in Identified Visual Interneurons (2010) (0)
SINGLEPHOTON SIGNALSINFLY PHOTORECEPTORSAND FIRST ORDER INTERNEURONES AT BEHAVIOURAL THRESHOLD (2011) (0)
Principles of Sensory Coding and Processing (1989) (0)
Final Report , Award No . FA 8655-091-3067 (0)
The correlation of peripheral performance with visual behavior (1979) (0)
Neural Codes and Distributed Representations: Foundations of Neural Computation edited by Laurence Abbott and Terrence J. Sejnowski (2000) (0)
Properties of histamine-activated chloride channels in the large monopolar cells of the dipteran compound eye: a comparative study (2004) (0)

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