Adam Brockett

Assistant Professor

University of New Hampshire

United States

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Adam Brockett is an Assistant Professor at the University of New Hampshire, USA. His research focuses on neural mechanisms related to cognitive control, with recent publications exploring action signals in the nucleus accumbens, the effects of psilocybin on auditory processing, and the neural dynamics of reward processing in the insula. His work contributes to understanding the complexities of inhibitory control and the encoding of prediction errors in the amygdala.

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Nikolas Francis

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University of Maryland

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Margaret McCarthy

Professor and Chair

University of Maryland School of Medicine

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University of Maryland

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Distinct Action Signals by Subregions in the Nucleus Accumbens during STOP–Change Performance

Psilocybin decreases neural responsiveness and increases functional connectivity while preserving pure-tone frequency selectivity in mouse auditory cortex

In Vitro and In Vivo Sequestration of Methamphetamine by a Sulfated Acyclic CB[n]‐Type Receptor

In Vitro and In Vivo Sequestration of Phencyclidine by Me4Cucurbit[8]uril**

Prior Cocaine Exposure Increases Firing to Immediate Reward While Attenuating Cue and Context Signals Related to Reward Value in the Insula

Reactive and Proactive Adaptation of Cognitive and Motor Neural Signals during Performance of a Stop-Change Task

The ever-changing OFC landscape: What neural signals in OFC can tell us about inhibitory control.

Prediction errors and valence: From single units to multidimensional encoding in the amygdala

Neural Signals in Red Nucleus during Reactive and Proactive Adjustments in Behavior

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Nikolas Francis

Margaret McCarthy

Volker Briken

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