Constantin von Nicolai

This study investigates cortico-subcortical dynamics in primate working memory by recording neural activity during color and spatial tasks, revealing differential encoding and task-specific interactions.

The paper identifies four functionally distinct cell classes in primate cortex using extracellular spike waveform clustering during a visuomotor task.

The paper uses monkey EEG and MEG to show similar neural processing of color and motion across species and spatial scales.

The paper examines how sensory information is transformed into task-relevant abstractions across cortical areas in monkeys, finding a gradual progression from sensory to categorical representations.