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2026
Lim J-X, Wei Z, Narayan S, Zhang Y, Hasseman JP, Kolb I, Zheng J, Sheikhattar A, Mi X, Zheng W et al..  2026.  Astrocyte-induced internal state transitions reshape brainwide sensory, integrative, and motor computations. bioRxiv.
Lian Y, Adjavon D-Y, Kawase T, Kim J, Fleishman G, Preibisch S, Funke J, Liu ZJ.  2026.  Machine learning-guided spatial omics for tissue-scale discovery of cell-type-specific architectures. bioRxiv.
Yamazaki R, Eddison M, Payne A, Fleishman G, Wang Y.  2026.  A Scalable Cross-Modal Workflow for Linking In Vivo, Neural Activity to Neuronal Cell Types via Spatial Gene Profiling. bioRxiv.
Chen W, James B, Ruetten VMS, Banala S, Wei Z, Yang X, Fleishman G, Siwanowicz I, Rubinov M, Delahanty J et al..  2026.  Whole-brain, all-optical interrogation of neuronal dynamics underlying gut and vascular interoception in zebrafish. Nature Communications.
Chen W, James B, Ruetten VMS, Banala S, Wei Z, Yang X, Fleishman G, Siwanowicz I, Rubinov M, Delahanty J et al..  2026.  Whole-brain, all-optical interrogation of neuronal dynamics underlying gut and vascular interoception in zebrafish. Nature Communications.
2025
Gandin V, Kim J, Yang L-Z, Lian Y, Kawase T, Hu A, Rokicki K, Fleishman G, Tillberg P, Castrejon AAguilera et al..  2025.  Deep-tissue transcriptomics and subcellular imaging at high spatial resolution. Science.
Yoo J, Xie F, Butrus S, Xu R, Tan Z, Gorzek R, Mirshahidi P, Tring E, Suresh S, Kim J et al..  2025.  Establishing a continuum of cell types in the visual cortex. bioRxiv.
Chen W, James B, Ruetten VMS, Banala S, Wei Z, Fleishman G, Rubinov M, Fishman MC, Engert F, Lavis LD et al..  2025.  Whole-brain, all-optical interrogation of neuronal dynamics underlying gut interoception in zebrafish. bioRxiv.
2021
Wang Y, Eddison M, Fleishman G, Weigert M, Xu S, Wang T, Rokicki K, Goina C, Henry FE, Lemire AL et al..  2021.  EASI-FISH for thick tissue defines lateral hypothalamus spatio-molecular organization.. Cell. 184(26):6361.