Daiki Tanaka

The paper shows that anticipatory activity in the anterior prefrontal cortex and hippocampus guides continuous stay-leave decisions when waiting for future rewards.

The paper investigates neural mechanisms of healthy food choice, finding that prefrontal cortex activity correlates with self-control and long-term reward maximization, but not cognitive control.

The paper shows that subjective time perception affects reward choice preferences by altering value signals in the vlPFC and VS during anticipation of delayed rewards.

This study identifies a cross-hemispheric excitatory-inhibitory loop between the prefrontal cortex and cerebellum that resolves the Stroop effect by regulating interference between language and color information.