Jingjie Li

Zapit provides an open-source platform for random-access laser-scanning optogenetics in mice, enabling user-friendly and accessible experiments.

This paper identifies a frontal motor circuit that transforms abstract economic decisions into spatial actions through dynamic reconfiguration.

The paper shows that rats flexibly shift working memory formats between egocentric and allocentric tasks, with different cortical circuits involved based on task structure.

This study identifies two distinct spatial reference frames encoded in the rat frontal orienting field during motor planning: self-centered movement directions and world-centered position.

This study investigates the role of the rat frontal orienting field (FOF) and posterior parietal cortex (PPC) in economic decisions under risk, finding that FOF inactivation significantly alters behavior by reducing the utility function exponent.