Luis Prado

This study shows that macaques can synchronize to complex rhythms and generalize rhythmic representations, similar to humans, with a bias towards isochrony and integer ratios.

This study trains macaques in a visual tapping task and identifies two timing strategies used for synchronization across tempos.

This study investigates how neural activity in the medial premotor cortex of macaques encodes time during interval categorization and rhythmic timing tasks, revealing distinct encoding strategies and neural clocks.

This study identifies that the amplitude of periodic neural state trajectories in primate motor cortex encodes the tempo of rhythmic tapping, showing resilience to neuron count and accounting for interval timing properties.