Franco Giarrocco

This study shows that value coding in the primate cortico-basal ganglia system varies across motor responses, challenging the idea of motor-system-invariant value signals.

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.