Balbir Singh

The paper tests competing theories of working memory by analyzing neuronal activity in macaques, showing that persistent and dynamic activity interact to decode stimuli.

This study identifies reward circuitry activity predictive of risk-taking in humans using local field potential recordings during a gambling task.

This study links neural activity during laboratory working memory tasks to neuropsychological test performance in human epilepsy patients.

The paper examines how motor control affects mesolimbic local field potentials using electrophysiological recordings during a stop-signal task.

The paper analyzes LFP activity in the human brain during visual working memory tasks to identify task-related oscillatory patterns across different brain regions.

The paper examines gamma frequency oscillations in the adolescent prefrontal cortex of rhesus monkeys during a working memory task, finding increased gamma power in adolescents compared to adults.

This study shows that neural changes from working memory training transfer to untrained tasks in monkeys, revealing a neural basis for task-general cognitive benefits.

This study shows that nucleus basalis stimulation improves working memory by stabilizing attractor networks in the prefrontal cortex without increasing neural selectivity.