YES!

Hi Alex, thank you for your interest! the manuscript will be submitted in these days. If we get stuck in the review process (which can be unpredictable), we’ll share the data before formal publication. But at this time I can’t promise a specific timeline

Deeply grateful to all the generous friends for all the invaluable advice and support during the development of our recording techniques!🍺

(6/6) We believe the triple-N dataset serves as both a valuable resource for visual neuroscience and a detailed complement to the NSD fMRI dataset. We are currently finalizing the data organization and description - please stay tuned for the release😁😁😁

(5/6) Our dataset enables comparative analysis of divergent neural coding preference for visual vs semantic features across species.

(4/6) Combined with NSD's fMRI data, this enables new studies of both homology AND differences in high-level visual cortex between macaques and humans.

(3/6) We identified three distinct unit types with unique temporal profiles - tightly linked to image preference and spatial organization patterns.

(2/6) Using fMRI-guided Neuropixels recordings, we targeted category-selective regions (face/body/object/scene/color), collecting >20k units across 59 sessions while macaques viewed NSD shared1000 stimuli. This provides rich single-trial population responses