Social-cognitive processes facilitate the use of environmental cues to understand others,
and to be understood by others. Animal models provide vital insights into the neural …

The technology, methodology and models used by visual neuroscientists have provided
great insights into the structure and function of individual brain areas. However, complex …

The lateral intraparietal area (LIP) plays a crucial role in target selection and attention in
primates, but the laminar microcircuitry of this region is largely unknown. To address this, we …

A prominent aspect of primate lateral prefrontal cortex organization is its division into several
cytoarchitecturally distinct subregions. Neurophysiological investigations in macaques have …

Marmosets are expected to serve as a valuable model for studying the primate visuomotor
system due to their similar oculomotor behaviors to humans and macaques. Despite these …

The effects of hypoxia on brain function remain largely unknown. This study aimed to clarify
this issue by visual-stimulated functional magnetic resonance imaging design. Twenty-three …

High-density linear probes, such as Neuropixels, provide an unprecedented opportunity to
understand how neural populations within specific laminar compartments contribute to …

Cortical projections to the caudomedial frontal cortex were studied using retrograde tracers
in marmosets. We tested the hypothesis that cytoarchitectural area 6M includes homologues …

Frontoparietal networks contribute to complex cognitive functions in humans and macaques,
such as working memory, attention, task-switching, response suppression, grasping …

In this chapter, I review studies in nonhuman primates that emulate the circuit failure in
prefrontal cortex responsible for working memory and cognitive control deficits in …