Jorge Cabrera-Moreno

An Automated Wireless Seesaw System Enabling Spatial Separation of Action and Reward in Group-Housed Marmosets

The paper introduces an automated wireless reward delivery system for marmosets to study social behavior while maintaining group housing and minimizing human intervention.

Identity-resolved vocal exchanges in multi-marmoset settings

This study evaluates an acoustic camera for detecting and attributing vocalizations in marmosets, showing high detection rates and accuracy with limitations from spatial crowding and source level differences.

Callosal inputs generate side-invariant receptive fields in the barrel cortex

The paper investigates how callosal inputs contribute to ipsilateral tactile signaling in the barrel cortex, finding that some neurons respond similarly to contralateral and ipsilateral whisker stimulation.