Frédéric Ambroggi

This study uses a conflict task in rats to reveal cognitive control mechanisms similar to those in humans and children, bridging evolutionary and developmental perspectives.

The paper identifies two distinct neuronal populations in the rat parafascicular nucleus that encode reward-seeking behavior differently based on stimulus engagement.

The paper shows that sustained BLA neuronal activity during reward seeking depends on OFC input and is reduced when OFC is inactivated or optogenetically disrupted.

This paper introduces an optimal binsize selection method for peri-event time histograms using the Akaike Information Criterion, showing improved detection of neuronal responses and dynamics.