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Reversible cerebellar disruption in non-human primates reveals an acute muscle torque deficit and an adaptive slowing strategy to manage limb dynamics, underscoring distinct primary, and compensatory mechanisms underlying motor impairment.

Neuroimaging evidence enhances understanding of the subcortex’s role in the neural mechanisms of working memory updating, providing new insights into midbrain function.

Studying a decision in archerfish reveals an impressive potential of learning capacities and cognitive aspects that are unexpected for decisions made at reflex speed.

Dynamic shifts in neural coding combined with stable population subspaces enable visual areas to concurrently represent sensory inputs and working memory without mutual interference.

Self-supervised deep learning models can accurately perform 3D segmentation of cell nuclei in complex biological tissues, enabling scalable analysis in settings with limited or no ground truth annotations.

The attentional blink selectively impairs one component of attention, and impacts both target detection and discrimination via separable neural signatures.