Alexandra Battaglia‐Mayer

This study shows macaques monitor their partner during cooperative tasks, with increased head turns when the partner makes errors.

This study investigates cooperative decision-making in macaques using a novel paradigm, finding that they weigh the costs and benefits of cooperation based on reward contingencies.

The paper uses dual EEG to compare neural dynamics during joint and parallel action preparation, finding a distinctive ERP amplitude swap with late-phase reductions linked to partner behavior variability.

This study investigates how auditory stimuli affect motor reactivity and neural activity in rhesus monkeys, revealing a cortico-motor mechanism linked to saliency detection.

The paper shows that neural dynamics in monkey premotor cortex are shared between action execution and observation, with spatial features more accurately encoded than task types.

The paper uses neural tracers and DW-MRI tractography to map the complex connectivity of macaque dorsal intraparietal areas, revealing distinct subregions with specific projection patterns.