Francesco Ceccarelli

The paper investigates how previous stimuli influence magnitude processing in the macaque prefrontal cortex during stimulus presentation, showing that history biases affect neural decoding of stimulus magnitude.

The paper shows that neurons in assemblies change selectivity and reconfigure during goal-action transformation, enabling dynamic coding.

This study shows that prefrontal cortex resources can be flexibly used by both attention and motor systems, with endogenous attention reducing interference and modulating exogenous attention capture.