Neda Shahidi

This study shows macaques use information-seeking as part of their foraging strategy in ambiguous terrains, with individual differences in preference for information, reward, or proximity.

The paper compares filter-based models of suppression in retinal ganglion cells across species and stimuli, finding divisive models generalize better across temporal frequencies and contrasts, while subtractive models capture slow dynamics.

This study examines how freely-moving macaques encode reward prediction dynamics in their prefrontal cortex during foraging decisions.