Martin Haesemeyer

Martin Haesemeyer studies how animals sense and respond to their environment, using larval zebrafish as a model to understand the neural circuits behind behaviors like temperature sensing, oxygen regulation, fever-like responses, and learning (habituation). His work combines behavioral experiments, circuit-level neuroscience, and computational modeling (including machine learning tools) to link brain activity to whole-body physiological responses.

Publication output has fluctuated over the past decade with a notable peak in 2023, and recent years (2024-2026) show a steady, moderate pace of output.

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