Caroline I. Jahn

The paper identifies multiplexed subspace networks in the brain that allow regions to interact with multiple networks simultaneously, supporting cognitive flexibility.

The paper identifies common neural patterns associated with task engagement and disengagement in macaques using fMRI, showing causal links to specific brain regions.

This study investigates how the brain learns and uses attentional templates in decision-making tasks, showing that templates are represented in prefrontal and parietal cortex and transform stimuli into value representations.

This study investigates strategic exploration in macaques, showing distinct neural circuits in ACC/MCC-dlPFC and OFC that support strategic decision-making and counterfactual learning.

This study compares noradrenergic and dopaminergic neuron activity in monkeys during task performance, finding that noradrenergic neurons predict re-engagement after failure and respond to task state changes.

This study investigates the role of noradrenaline in behavioural flexibility and motivation using a cost/benefit decision task and clonidine manipulation, finding distinct effects on choice volatility and force production.