Marcelo Bussotti Reyes

The paper shows that rats learning a DRRD task exhibit abrupt behavioral change rather than gradual learning, supported by model fitting and residual analysis.

This study shows rats use both local reinforcement cues and timing information in the midsession reversal task, adjusting behavior based on experienced temporal midpoints rather than trial numbers.

The paper quantifies the stability of a neuronal network using intrinsic noise and shows that synaptic modifications do not affect its stability.

This study shows that time encoding shifts from the prefrontal cortex to the dorsal striatum as rats learn a self-timed response duration task.

The paper evaluates the ability of Generalized Partial Directed Coherence (GPDC) to estimate structural connectivity in a mouse cortex model using electrophysiological data.

This paper introduces a fast-learning protocol for temporal tasks in rats, achieving stable performance in a single session instead of weeks of training.

This study shows that high-dimensional brain states from human EEG correlate with temporal judgements and exhibit properties of temporal perception.