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In humans, the anterior lateral prefrontal cortex is crucial for assessing the likelihood that a future decision will be correct.

Analyses of recurrent neural networks and neural data show how the concept of magnitude is generalized across different contexts.

TREM2 acts to limit the progression of amyloid-β-driven tau pathology in a mouse model of Alzheimer disease.

In this Comment, Riquelme and Gjorgjieva describe why and how individual researchers and the broader neuroscientific community should aim to improve code readability in the field.

Stressful experience increases erroneous choices in a reward-based learning task by weakening excitatory synapses in the lateral habenula via a reduction in AMPA-receptor-mediated synaptic transmission.

A neuroprosthetic baroreflex can restore haemodynamic stability in models of acute and chronic spinal cord injury.

Activity in different parts of the mouse striatum is faithfully predicted by topographically connected areas of cortex.

Projections from the anterior cingulate cortex to the nucleus accumbens are required for the social transfer of pain or analgesia in mice.

In flies, neurons that are common to both sexes regulate aggressive approach, whereas other, sex-specific neurons control attack behaviours.

The innate responses of mice to sweet-tasting or bitter-tasting stimuli can be modulated by top-down feedback from the cortex.

A new study provides evidence suggesting that SARS-CoV-2 may be able to enter the CNS via the neural–mucosal interface in the olfactory mucosa.