Andrew E. Papale

This study investigates how interactions between the prefrontal default-mode network and posterior hippocampus influence exploration versus exploitation in a continuous reward environment using fMRI and reinforcement learning modeling.

This study examines reward value encoding in individuals with depression and suicide attempts using fMRI during decision-making tasks, finding distinct neural patterns associated with different types of suicide attempts.

The paper compares topographic precision of ipsilateral and contralateral cortical projections in frontal, motor, and somatosensory areas of mice, finding stronger contralateral projections in frontal regions.

The paper finds a lateralized decrease in parvalbumin+ basket cells in the dominant hemisphere of ASD mouse models, correlated with tactile hypersensitivity in the dominant hind paw.

The paper identifies distinct neural pathways from the lateral parabrachial nucleus that mediate different aspects of the pain response, including escape behaviors and aversive memory.

This study identifies navigation strategies mice use to locate odor sources by analyzing behavioral changes and creating concentration-dependent models.

This study compares somatotopic precision in corticostriatal projections from two cortical cell types, finding IT-type neurons show higher stereotypy than PT-type neurons.