Bukwich, Campbell et al. Competitive integration of time and reward explains value-sensitive foraging decisions and frontal cortex ramping dynamics. Neuron, 2025.

<p dir="ltr">Patch foraging is a ubiquitous decision-making process in which animals decide when to abandon a resource patch of diminishing value to pursue an alternative. We developed a virtual foraging task in which mouse behavior varied systematically with patch value. Behavior co...

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Main Author:	Malcolm Campbell (21881318) (author)
Other Authors:	Michael Bukwich (12464343) (author), David Zoltowski (5581004) (author), Lyle Kingsbury (21957256) (author), Momchil S. Tomov (8677314) (author), Joshua Stern (337445) (author), HyungGoo R. Kim (302643) (author), Jan Drugowitsch (8058410) (author), Scott W. Linderman (16965068) (author), Naoshige Uchida (16965071) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Behavioural ecology Animal neurobiology Central nervous system Computational neuroscience (incl. mathematical neuroscience and theoretical neuroscience) Behavioural neuroscience Decision making foraging patch foraging decision making Marginal value theorem neural integration Neuropixels frontal cortex ramping activity virtual reality latent state
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Bukwich*, Campbell* et al. Competitive integration of time and reward explains value-sensitive foraging decisions and frontal cortex ramping dynamics. Neuron, 2025.

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