Simon P. Orozco

This study investigates how Purkinje cells in the cerebellum control tongue movements in marmosets by suppressing their activity during specific phases of movement.

The paper rejuvenates silicon probes by stripping and recoating their polymer coating, restoring signal quality after degradation from repeated use.

The paper shows that increased effort cost of harvest in marmosets leads to longer work duration, reduced movement vigor, and pupil constriction, suggesting a coordinated neural response to optimize fitness.

The paper investigates spontaneous recovery of motor memory in humans by analyzing saccadic eye movements, identifying two distinct adaptive processes during different phases of movement.