Claire Wardak

This study identifies a task-identity neural state in the frontal eye field of macaques, showing distinct representations for different tasks and non-linear mixing of task and spatial information.

The paper shows that prefrontal neuronal population activity estimates spatial locations of perceived stimuli, with higher accuracy correlating with reported perception of targets and distractors.

This study shows that noise correlations between neurons in the macaque frontal eye fields change dynamically with task demands and exhibit rhythmic modulations in alpha and beta frequencies.

The paper reports rhythmic fluctuations in prefrontal noise correlations during a spatial memory task and links them to behavioral performance and neural mechanisms.

The paper identifies cortical networks in non-human primates for near and far space processing using functional MRI in a naturalistic 3D environment.