Our primer article “Retinal ganglion cells” has been published in Current Biology.
This primer provides an overview of advances in research over the past 20 years aimed at identifying different types of retinal ganglion cells. Current Biology：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2025.12.014Publication：https://yoneharalab.org/publication/
Our research has been published in Current Biology.
Great news! Our new paper, “Decoupling of visual feature selectivity in the retinocollicular pathway” has been published in Current Biology. Current Biology：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2025.11.050Publication：https://yoneharalab.org/publication/
The 2nd Research Group Meeting in Okinawa: Transformative Research Area (A) – Emergence of Brain Functions from the Dynamic Connectome
Members of the Yonehara Lab participated in the 2nd Area Meeting, held at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) from December 8 to 10, 2025.
The Associate Professors from Aarhus University, Dr. Naoki Yamawaki and Dr. Asami Tanimura, visited Yonehara Lab at NIG and had a biological symposium, “Cell-type-specific state-dependent activity of retrosplenial cortex (RSP): What does it represents?”.
The Associate Professor from Aarhus University, Dr. Naoki Yamawaki and Dr. Asami Tanimura, visited Yonehara Lab at NIG and had a biological symposium, “Cell-type-specific state-dependent activity of retrosplenial cortex (RSP): What does it represents?”.
The professor from University of Helsinki, Dr. Petri Ala-Laurila, visited Yonehara Lab at NIG and had a biological symposium, “Linking image and non-image-forming vision to retinal circuitry at the sensitivity limit”.
The professor from University of Helsinki, Dr. Petri Ala-Laurila, visited Yonehara Lab at NIG and had a biological symposium, “Linking image and non-image-forming vision to retinal circuitry at the sensitivity limit”.
The professor from VIB-KU Leuven, Dr. Karl Farrow, visited Yonehara Lab at NIG and had a biological symposium, “Circuits of the superior colliculus mediating innate behaviors”.
The professor from VIB-KU Leuven, Dr. Karl Farrow, visited Yonehara Lab at NIG and had a biological symposium, “Circuits of the superior colliculus mediating innate behaviors”.
Dr. Akishi Onishi, Head of R&D at VCGT Inc., visited Yonehara Lab at NIG and had a biological symposium, “From Research to Reality: A Startup's Approach to Gene-Targeted Therapeutics for Inherited Retinal Diseases”.
Dr. Akishi Onishi, Head of R&D at VCGT Inc., visited Yonehara Lab at NIG and had a biological symposium, “From Research to Reality: A Startup's Approach to Gene-Targeted Therapeutics for Inherited Retinal Diseases”.