2026

1. 

   Increased Visuo-Frontal Communication Enhances Environmental Representation During Locomotion

   Russell Milton*, Mitchell Slapik*, Sergey Egranov, and 4 more authors

   Nature Neuroscience 2026

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   @article{MS_locomotion_2026,
     author = {Milton*, Russell and Slapik*, Mitchell and Egranov, Sergey and Parajuli, Arun and Franch, Melissa and McConnell, Alexandra and Dragoi, Valentin},
     title = {Increased Visuo-Frontal Communication Enhances Environmental Representation During Locomotion},
     journal = {Nature Neuroscience},
     year = {2026},
     annotation = {* Equal contribution}
   }

2. 

   Simulated Complex Cells Contribute to Object Recognition Through Representational Untangling

   Mitchell Slapik, and Harel Shouval

   Neural Computation 2026

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   @article{MS_untangling_2026,
     author = {Slapik, Mitchell and Shouval, Harel},
     title = {Simulated Complex Cells Contribute to Object Recognition Through Representational Untangling},
     journal = {Neural Computation},
     year = {2026},
   }

2025

1. 

   Computational Evidence for an Inverse Relationship Between Retinal and Brain Complexity

   Mitchell Slapik

   Journal of Vision 2025

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   @article{MS_retina_2025,
     author = {Slapik, Mitchell},
     title = {Computational Evidence for an Inverse Relationship Between Retinal and Brain Complexity},
     journal = {Journal of Vision},
     year = {2025},
   }

2022

1. 

   Quality of Life Changes Following the Onset of Cerebellar Ataxia

   Michelle Joyce, Prianca Nadkarni, Sharif Kronemer, and 6 more authors

   The Cerebellum 2022

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   @article{MS_quality_2022,
     author = {Joyce, Michelle and Nadkarni, Prianca and Kronemer, Sharif and Margron, Michael and Slapik, Mitchell and Morgan, Owen and Rosenthal, Liana and Onyike, Chiadi and Marvel, Cherie},
     title = {Quality of Life Changes Following the Onset of Cerebellar Ataxia},
     journal = {The Cerebellum},
     year = {2022},
   }

2021

1. 

   The Cerebellum and Implicit Sequencing: Evidence from Cerebellar Ataxia

   Owen Morgan, Mitchell Slapik, Katherine Iannuzzelli, and 7 more authors

   The Cerebellum 2021

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   @article{MS_implicit_2021,
     author = {Morgan, Owen and Slapik, Mitchell and Iannuzzelli, Katherine and LaConte, Stephen and Lisinski, Jonathan and Nopoulos, Peg and Cochran, Ashley and Kronemer, Sharif and Rosenthal, Liana and Marvel, Cherie},
     title = {The Cerebellum and Implicit Sequencing: Evidence from Cerebellar Ataxia},
     journal = {The Cerebellum},
     year = {2021},
   }

2. 

   Neuropsychiatric Symptoms as a Reliable Phenomenology of Cerebellar Ataxia

   Sharif Kronemer, Mitchell Slapik, Jessica Pietrowski, and 6 more authors

   The Cerebellum 2021

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   @article{MS_neuropsych_2021,
     author = {Kronemer, Sharif and Slapik, Mitchell and Pietrowski, Jessica and Margron, Michael and Morgan, Owen and Bakker, Catherine and Rosenthal, Liana and Onyike, Chiadi and Marvel, Cherie},
     title = {Neuropsychiatric Symptoms as a Reliable Phenomenology of Cerebellar Ataxia},
     journal = {The Cerebellum},
     year = {2021},
   }

2019

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   Visuospatial Organization and Recall in Cerebellar Ataxia

   Mitchell Slapik, Sharif Kronemer, Owen Morgan, and 5 more authors

   The Cerebellum 2019

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   @article{MS_visuospatial_2019,
     author = {Slapik, Mitchell and Kronemer, Sharif and Morgan, Owen and Bloes, Ryan and Lieberman, Seth and Mandel, Jordan and Rosenthal, Liana and Marvel, Cherie},
     title = {Visuospatial Organization and Recall in Cerebellar Ataxia},
     journal = {The Cerebellum},
     year = {2019},
   }