… Remington et al. employ a dynamical systems perspective to understand how the brain
flexibly controls timed movements. Results suggest that neurons in the frontal cortex form a …

Optogenetics has revolutionized neuroscience in small laboratory animals, but its effect on
animal models more closely related to humans, such as non-human primates (NHPs), has …

A hallmark of higher brain function is the ability to rapidly and flexibly adjust behavioral
responses based on internal and external cues. Here, we examine the computational principles …

Sensorimotor control during overt movements is characterized in terms of three building
blocks: a controller, a simulator and a state estimator. We asked whether the same framework …

Abstract Knowledge about the statistical regularities of the world is essential for cognitive
and sensorimotor function. In the domain of timing, prior statistics are crucial for optimal …

The common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) is a small New World primate that has
increasingly been used as a non-human model in the fields of sensory, motor, and cognitive …

Addictions are responsible for vast and growing morbidity, mortality, and misery in society.
Until now, not only has the theoretical underpinning of the most commonly practised treatment …

The common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) is a small arboreal New World primate which has
emerged as a promising model in auditory neuroscience. One potentially useful application …

Many skills rely on performing noisy mental computations on noisy sensory measurements.
Bayesian models suggest that humans compensate for measurement noise and reduce …

Unlike visual signals, sound can reach the ears from any direction, and the ability to localize
sounds from all directions is essential for survival in a natural environment. Previous studies …