Andreagiovanni Reina

The paper quantifies energetic savings from using social information in movement through patchy landscapes using an agent-based model of Andean condors.

The paper extends geometric time-discounting theory to ternary choices and shows magnitude-sensitive reaction times in humans and slime moulds, with geometric discounting as the main explanation.

The paper models a neural circuit for decision-making, showing that oscillations in inhibition and excitation improve decision outcomes in foraging tasks.