Yoshinao Kajikawa

The paper shows how recording geometry affects the representation of cortical activity through biophysical modeling and experimental recordings.

The paper analyzes how amplitude-modulation encoding varies across cortical layers and hemispheres in nonhuman primates, finding differences in frequency ranges and laminar gradients between primary and tertiary auditory areas.

This study shows that broadband high-frequency activity (BHA) dissociates from multiunit activity (MUA) in primary visual and auditory cortex, with BHA originating from both neuronal firing and dendritic processes.