Tomoya Ohnuki

The paper shows that task engagement in the orbitofrontal cortex aligns population activity along a confidence axis, enabling confidence-based behavior in rats.

The paper introduces a technique called PINCER to study the functional input-output organization of neurons in neural circuits, demonstrating its application in the amygdala to reveal aversive memory-related cell types.

The paper examines how perirhinal cortical neurons encode different choice directions across task epochs and identifies neural subspaces that reflect coordinated patterns.

The paper investigates how non-sensory neurons in V1 and PPC contribute to population-level computations that drive visually-evoked choice behavior during a detection task.