Aldo Genovesio

The paper investigates how previous stimuli influence magnitude processing in the macaque prefrontal cortex during stimulus presentation, showing that history biases affect neural decoding of stimulus magnitude.

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

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

This study shows that prefrontal cortex resources can be flexibly used by both attention and motor systems, with endogenous attention reducing interference and modulating exogenous attention capture.

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 shows that differences in neural representational geometry between monkeys correlate with behavioral differences and training levels, using recurrent neural networks to model these strategies.

This study computes intrinsic timescales for basal ganglia nuclei using spike-count autocorrelation during a visuomotor task, finding longer timescales in striatum and STN compared to GPe.

The paper uses hidden Markov models to analyze neural activity in rhesus monkeys during a distance discrimination task, finding that slower prefrontal metastable dynamics predict error trials.

The paper analyzes neural activity in non-human primates during time delays to understand working memory and time encoding mechanisms, finding that time can be decoded with high precision and neural trajectories are low dimensional.