Adriano E. Reimer

This study shows unilateral striatal deep brain stimulation improves cognitive control similarly to bilateral stimulation in rodents, matching human findings and highlighting potential clinical benefits.

This study investigates sex differences in avoidance strategies using a modified platform-mediated avoidance task in rats, finding females prioritize safety while males pursue rewards despite risk.

The paper develops an animal model of human brain stimulation therapy, showing it enhances cognitive control by improving the brain's ability to process conflicting evidence.

This study failed to replicate compulsive behavior in rats following optogenetic stimulation of the OFC-VMS circuit, unlike previous findings in mice.