Felipe Parodi

This study shows that mid-superior temporal sulcus (mSTS) neurons in macaques encode spatial context and behavioral state during natural, unconstrained exploration.

260,000+ primate images from 60+ genera with face boxes and 48/68-point landmarks; detectors and landmark models trained on them work across primates and approach human-trained baselines on human faces.

This study identifies neural signatures of natural social behaviors in rhesus macaques using wireless recordings and ethological analysis, revealing how social interactions are encoded in brain activity.