Nicholas Watters

OpenDrive provides an open-source microdrive system for high-density neurophysiology recording in large animals, enabling scalable and precise neuronal recordings.

This study shows that neurons in primate frontal cortex encode both object locations and their spatial relationships during working memory.

This study investigates how primates store multiple objects in working memory using neural data from monkeys, finding that a weighted-sum model better explains memory representation than slot or switching models.

This study investigates how humans solve complex decision problems by combining hierarchical and counterfactual reasoning, finding that these strategies are computationally rational under specific constraints.

MEDiCINe improves motion correction in neural electrophysiology recordings, leading to more accurate spike sorting.