David S. Jacobs

This study shows psilocybin enhances choice selection in uncertain contexts by altering cortical processing to prioritize positive information over previous actions.

This study shows that reducing Grin2a in adolescent rat dopamine neurons leads to psychosis-like behaviors and dopamine signaling abnormalities relevant to schizophrenia.

This study investigates the distinct roles of prelimbic and lateral orbitofrontal cortices in adapting reward-motivated actions to learned anxiety through behavioral and neuronal activity analysis.

This study examines neural changes in dmPFC and VTA during probabilistic punishment learning and anxiolytic treatment in rats, finding adaptive responses independent of punishment experience.