Emiliano Brunamonti

This study shows that the premotor cortex encodes a mental line for transitive inference, with neural activity reflecting symbolic distances and learning through geometric transformations.

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.

This study shows that numerical distance affects motor decisions in a Stop Signal task, with larger distances improving response speed and stopping performance.

The paper shows that neurons in assemblies change selectivity and reconfigure during goal-action transformation, enabling dynamic coding.

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

The paper analyzes the global increase in neuroscience publication authorship from 2001 to 2022, showing consistent growth across countries with varying trends.

This study investigates how stopping a planned gait initiation affects postural control and identifies biomechanical thresholds influencing movement suppression.

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

This study analyzes authorship trends in neuroscience publications across 11 countries from 2000 to 2022, finding an overall increase in average authors per paper, with Italy having the highest average and the Netherlands the largest increase.

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

This study investigates neuronal dynamics in non-human primates during motor plan cancellation, finding that inhibition and position holding involve confined neuronal activity in a subspace, while movement execution requires transitioning to an orthogonal subspace.

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.

This study investigates how the salience of a stop-signal affects neural dynamics of controlled inhibition in macaque monkeys, showing that less salient signals impair inhibitory performance.