Robert T. Taylor

This study shows that mice use saccades as part of a cognitive strategy during foraging, not just reflexively, and finds their timing reflects processing demands.

This study compares sustained attention dynamics across mice, monkeys, and humans using a shared VR task and hidden Markov models, finding greater similarity in attentional states than expected.

This study uses facial features from mice and monkeys to infer internal cognitive states during a foraging task, finding comparable state-task relationships across species.

The paper introduces a cost-effective, modular implant system for chronic electrophysiology in mice, improving ease of use, recovery, and experimental versatility.

This study maps brain regions involved in social reward and punishment processing using a voxel-based meta-analysis of fMRI data from the Social Incentive Delay task.