Libedinsky, Camilo
Associate Professor
Deputy Director of Research
Ph.D. (Harvard), B.S. (Chile)
My primary interest is the study of intelligent behaviour. I use human behaviour, non-human primate neurophysiology, and neural network models to study perception, working memory, attention, and decision making. The goal is to uncover computational mechanisms underlying cognitive operations, and to use these insights to build brain-inspired AI agents.
| TEL: | (65) 6601 5030 |
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| EMAIL: | psycdl@nus.edu.sg |
| ROOM: | AS4-03-39 |
| WEBPAGE: | Libedinsky, Camilo Libedinksy Lab |
Research Interests:
- Network level explorations of cognitive phenomena
- Non-human primate neurophysiology
- Human psychophysics
- NeuroAI
Recent/Representative Publications:
Qian, Y., Herikstad, R. and Libedinsky, C. (in press). Inferring Latent Behavioral Strategy from the Representational Geometry of Prefrontal Cortex Activity. Nature Communications.
Sigalas, E. and Libedinsky, C. (2025). Mixed recurrent connectivity in primate prefrontal cortex. PLOS Computational Biology, 21(3), p.e1012867.
Qian, Y., Herikstad, R. and Libedinsky, C. (2025). Working memory updating in the macaque lateral prefrontal cortex. Journal of Neuroscience, 45(37).
Libedinsky, C. (2023). Comparing representations and computations in single neurons versus neural networks. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 27(6), pp.517-527.
Parthasarathy, A., Tang, C., Herikstad, R., Cheong, L. F., Yen, S. C.,* & Libedinsky, C.* (2019). Time-invariant working memory representations in the presence of code-morphing in the lateral prefrontal cortex. Nature Communications, 10, 4995.
Parthasarathy, A., Herikstad, R., Bong, J. H., Medina, F. S., Libedinsky, C.,* & Yen, S. C.* (2017). Mixed selectivity morphs population codes in prefrontal cortex. Nature Neuroscience, 20, 1770-1779.
* denotes co-senior, co-corresponding authors