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kTMP is a novel, non-invasive brain stimulation method that, via continuous magnetic induction, safely and effectively increases cortical excitability without any tactile sensation.

Climbing fiber activity gates the acquisition phase of motor learning but becomes nonessential for memory consolidation or performance once proficiency is achieved.

A novel point assignment method achieves 80% f1-score in single-neuron reconstruction across broad brain regions, enabling high-throughput brain-wide projection mapping.

Mesolimbic dopamine ramps emerge only when overall event rates are high, thereby providing a key constraint on theories of dopamine signaling.

Reinforcement motor learning of probabilistic tasks shows a protracted developmental trajectory in childhood due to high motor noise and low exploration, though performance deficits can be ameliorated in younger children by reducing task demands in spatial processing and probabilistic reasoning.