Ryan P. Badman

The paper shows mice seek information for its intrinsic value, with distinct neural representations in the orbitofrontal cortex for information and reward.

The paper uses data-derived agents to study neural dynamics in mouse cortex, revealing chaotic attractors that support robust and adaptable behavior.

The paper investigates how group size affects cooperation using a dynamic prisoners dilemma experiment with fMRI, finding that increased cooperation in larger groups results from interactions between prosocial tendencies and memory confidence.