Giampiero Bardella

This paper trains a generative model on neural data to reveal violations of the Independent Race Model's assumptions in a stop task.

This study shows that equivalent learning outcomes emerge through different population dynamics in motor cortex and hippocampus during volitional control tasks.

This study examines how the COMT Val158Met polymorphism affects learning efficiency in a transitive inference task, showing Val homozygotes take longer to learn hierarchical relationships.

The paper investigates how oscillatory activity in the premotor cortex reflects the integration of perceptual and mnemonic information during decision-making.

This paper introduces a spatio-temporal transformer to decode neural movement control from single-neuron spiking activity in non-human primates, achieving early movement direction prediction and stop signal anticipation.

The paper uses force monitoring in a stop signal task to show that higher initial force delays movement generation and aids inhibition.

The paper analyzes mesoscopic neural activity in rhesus monkeys during a Stop-signal task to reveal how network topology changes during response inhibition.

The paper investigates neuronal dynamics in macaque dorsal premotor cortex during movement inhibition and finds that movement cancellation involves subspace evolution inversion, influenced by specific behavioral strategies.