#cognitivemap — Public Fediverse posts
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"Special issue on Scientific Histories of Hippocampal Research: Part 2"
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1002/(ISSN)1098-1063.scientific-histories-part2Starring:
- Hasselmo & Nadel
- Alger
- Bachevalier
- Burgess
- Collingridge
- Dudek
- Fanselow
- Fenton
- Knierim
- Lever
- Nicoll
- O'Keefe
- Sutherland
- Yonelinas
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"Special issue on Scientific Histories of Hippocampal Research: Part 2"
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1002/(ISSN)1098-1063.scientific-histories-part2Starring:
- Hasselmo & Nadel
- Alger
- Bachevalier
- Burgess
- Collingridge
- Dudek
- Fanselow
- Fenton
- Knierim
- Lever
- Nicoll
- O'Keefe
- Sutherland
- Yonelinas
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"Special issue on Scientific Histories of Hippocampal Research: Part 2"
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1002/(ISSN)1098-1063.scientific-histories-part2Starring:
- Hasselmo & Nadel
- Alger
- Bachevalier
- Burgess
- Collingridge
- Dudek
- Fanselow
- Fenton
- Knierim
- Lever
- Nicoll
- O'Keefe
- Sutherland
- Yonelinas
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"Special issue on Scientific Histories of Hippocampal Research: Part 2"
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1002/(ISSN)1098-1063.scientific-histories-part2Starring:
- Hasselmo & Nadel
- Alger
- Bachevalier
- Burgess
- Collingridge
- Dudek
- Fanselow
- Fenton
- Knierim
- Lever
- Nicoll
- O'Keefe
- Sutherland
- Yonelinas
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"Special issue on Scientific Histories of Hippocampal Research: Part 2"
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1002/(ISSN)1098-1063.scientific-histories-part2Starring:
- Hasselmo & Nadel
- Alger
- Bachevalier
- Burgess
- Collingridge
- Dudek
- Fanselow
- Fenton
- Knierim
- Lever
- Nicoll
- O'Keefe
- Sutherland
- Yonelinas
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Our paper on the poor replicability of Tolman, Richie & Kalish, 1946 - the famous "Sunburst maze" - is out!
Last author @rmgrieves made a very nice thread about it here:
https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/115844897663215766The article: Tolman's Sunburst Maze 80 Years on: A Meta-Analysis Reveals Poor Replicability and Little Evidence for Shortcutting
I'll just add that this doesn't at all question the #CognitiveMap theory, which is quite strongly supported by diverse lines of evidence - but it shows that one of the elements previously used to support the theory, the ability to choose a shortcut over unexplored space, is not that clearly demonstrated!
Importantly, this also shows that it is crucial to consider papers in their context and to make sure results are consistently replicable before changing them into scientific facts!
PS: I managed to attract Roddy to Mastodon - it would be great to show him we can get at least as much interaction on here as with his similar thread on Bluesky
#SpatialCognition #Neuroscience #Shortcutting #Tolman #Sunburst #ReplicabilityCrisis
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Our paper on the poor replicability of Tolman, Richie & Kalish, 1946 - the famous "Sunburst maze" - is out!
Last author @rmgrieves made a very nice thread about it here:
https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/115844897663215766The article: Tolman's Sunburst Maze 80 Years on: A Meta-Analysis Reveals Poor Replicability and Little Evidence for Shortcutting
I'll just add that this doesn't at all question the #CognitiveMap theory, which is quite strongly supported by diverse lines of evidence - but it shows that one of the elements previously used to support the theory, the ability to choose a shortcut over unexplored space, is not that clearly demonstrated!
Importantly, this also shows that it is crucial to consider papers in their context and to make sure results are consistently replicable before changing them into scientific facts!
PS: I managed to attract Roddy to Mastodon - it would be great to show him we can get at least as much interaction on here as with his similar thread on Bluesky
#SpatialCognition #Neuroscience #Shortcutting #Tolman #Sunburst #ReplicabilityCrisis
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Our paper on the poor replicability of Tolman, Richie & Kalish, 1946 - the famous "Sunburst maze" - is out!
Last author @rmgrieves made a very nice thread about it here:
https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/115844897663215766The article: Tolman's Sunburst Maze 80 Years on: A Meta-Analysis Reveals Poor Replicability and Little Evidence for Shortcutting
I'll just add that this doesn't at all question the #CognitiveMap theory, which is quite strongly supported by diverse lines of evidence - but it shows that one of the elements previously used to support the theory, the ability to choose a shortcut over unexplored space, is not that clearly demonstrated!
Importantly, this also shows that it is crucial to consider papers in their context and to make sure results are consistently replicable before changing them into scientific facts!
PS: I managed to attract Roddy to Mastodon - it would be great to show him we can get at least as much interaction on here as with his similar thread on Bluesky
#SpatialCognition #Neuroscience #Shortcutting #Tolman #Sunburst #ReplicabilityCrisis
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Our paper on the poor replicability of Tolman, Richie & Kalish, 1946 - the famous "Sunburst maze" - is out!
Last author @rmgrieves made a very nice thread about it here:
https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/115844897663215766The article: Tolman's Sunburst Maze 80 Years on: A Meta-Analysis Reveals Poor Replicability and Little Evidence for Shortcutting
I'll just add that this doesn't at all question the #CognitiveMap theory, which is quite strongly supported by diverse lines of evidence - but it shows that one of the elements previously used to support the theory, the ability to choose a shortcut over unexplored space, is not that clearly demonstrated!
Importantly, this also shows that it is crucial to consider papers in their context and to make sure results are consistently replicable before changing them into scientific facts!
PS: I managed to attract Roddy to Mastodon - it would be great to show him we can get at least as much interaction on here as with his similar thread on Bluesky
#SpatialCognition #Neuroscience #Shortcutting #Tolman #Sunburst #ReplicabilityCrisis
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Our paper on the poor replicability of Tolman, Richie & Kalish, 1946 - the famous "Sunburst maze" - is out!
Last author @rmgrieves made a very nice thread about it here:
https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/115844897663215766The article: Tolman's Sunburst Maze 80 Years on: A Meta-Analysis Reveals Poor Replicability and Little Evidence for Shortcutting
I'll just add that this doesn't at all question the #CognitiveMap theory, which is quite strongly supported by diverse lines of evidence - but it shows that one of the elements previously used to support the theory, the ability to choose a shortcut over unexplored space, is not that clearly demonstrated!
Importantly, this also shows that it is crucial to consider papers in their context and to make sure results are consistently replicable before changing them into scientific facts!
PS: I managed to attract Roddy to Mastodon - it would be great to show him we can get at least as much interaction on here as with his similar thread on Bluesky
#SpatialCognition #Neuroscience #Shortcutting #Tolman #Sunburst #ReplicabilityCrisis
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Last follow-up on Tolman's Sunburst maze experiment: anyone out there tried to replicate it but didn't publish the results (with or without success)? If so, I will want to ask you about it!
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Last follow-up on Tolman's Sunburst maze experiment: anyone out there tried to replicate it but didn't publish the results (with or without success)? If so, I will want to ask you about it!
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Last follow-up on Tolman's Sunburst maze experiment: anyone out there tried to replicate it but didn't publish the results (with or without success)? If so, I will want to ask you about it!
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Last follow-up on Tolman's Sunburst maze experiment: anyone out there tried to replicate it but didn't publish the results (with or without success)? If so, I will want to ask you about it!
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Following-up on this, I have asked the following question on #NeuroMethods without success:
Anyone knows of any (published or not, successful or not) replication attempts of the #Tolman Sunburst maze "shortcut" task, in mice?
I'm also interested in info on any kind of unpublished replication attempt, in any species...
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Following-up on this, I have asked the following question on #NeuroMethods without success:
Anyone knows of any (published or not, successful or not) replication attempts of the #Tolman Sunburst maze "shortcut" task, in mice?
I'm also interested in info on any kind of unpublished replication attempt, in any species...
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Following-up on this, I have asked the following question on #NeuroMethods without success:
Anyone knows of any (published or not, successful or not) replication attempts of the #Tolman Sunburst maze "shortcut" task, in mice?
I'm also interested in info on any kind of unpublished replication attempt, in any species...
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Following-up on this, I have asked the following question on #NeuroMethods without success:
Anyone knows of any (published or not, successful or not) replication attempts of the #Tolman Sunburst maze "shortcut" task, in mice?
I'm also interested in info on any kind of unpublished replication attempt, in any species...
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Following-up on this, I have asked the following question on #NeuroMethods without success:
Anyone knows of any (published or not, successful or not) replication attempts of the #Tolman Sunburst maze "shortcut" task, in mice?
I'm also interested in info on any kind of unpublished replication attempt, in any species...
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The #Tolman "sunburst maze" results (from 1946) are often used to demonstrate shortcut ability in rats... but do they really? More on this later!
For now, would you know of any #ComputationalModels that were tested in this protocol (whether they replicate the original results or not)? We know of a few (well... 4) but would like to make sure we are not missing any.
#BehaviouralNeuroscience #SpatialCognition #Shortcuts #CognitiveMap #Neuroscience (kind of)
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The kids I grew up with knew I was "different", but my parents and school insisted I was normal. Now I've explored #Autism #Prosopagnosia #Alexithymia and #Aphantasia and have an idea what was going on, but then I thought everyone saw the world like I did, just coped better. I coped by becoming a #PluralSystem by age three when I realized my girl self would have to be hidden. After six "guy" IDs, I'm now back being that girl. Still running the system, but with more E and less T...
Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
Despite all that, I've been online since #ARPAnet and #DJNR, wrote the first magazine article with simultaneous code distribution (via 8" floppies in the post), coded fab robots to move 6" & 8" Silicon wafers, built my (almost) independent #SolarPV and #SolarThermal house (7K lines of C++ from 1998, 42 device outs), and evolved an audio system with bandwidth from DC to a half MHz. Helped raise four unique kids, as adult minds in young bodies. Still mystify most of the adults I encounter...
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The coolest experiments you’ll see all year in the #PlaceCells #Hippocampus #CognitiveMap field… and I’m not saying this lightly! Congrats to all authors!
Btw they are at #SFN23 in the same session as me (here)! 👀👀👀
From: @PhiloNeuroScie
https://neuromatch.social/@PhiloNeuroScie/111364100508297145 -
The kids I grew up with knew I was "different", but my parents and school insisted I was normal. Now I've explored #Autism #Prosopagnosia #Alexithymia and #Aphantasia and have an idea what was going on, but then I thought everyone saw the world like I did, just coped better. I coped by becoming a #PluralSystem by age three when I realized my girl self would have to be hidden. After six "guy" IDs, I'm now back being that girl. Still running the system, but with more E and less T...
Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
Despite all that, I've been online since #ARPAnet and #DJNR, wrote the first magazine article with simultaneous code distribution (via 8" floppies in the post), coded fab robots to move 6" & 8" Silicon wafers, built my (almost) independent #SolarPV and #SolarThermal house (7K lines of C++ from 1998, 42 device outs), and evolved an audio system with bandwidth from DC to a half MHz. Helped raise four unique kids, as adult minds in young bodies. Still mystify most of the adults I encounter...
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The kids I grew up with knew I was "different", but my parents and school insisted I was normal. Now I've explored #Autism #Prosopagnosia #Alexithymia and #Aphantasia and have an idea what was going on, but then I thought everyone saw the world like I did, just coped better. I coped by becoming a #PluralSystem by age three when I realized my girl self would have to be hidden. After six "guy" IDs, I'm now back being that girl. Still running the system, but with more E and less T...
Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
Despite all that, I've been online since #ARPAnet and #DJNR, wrote the first magazine article with simultaneous code distribution (via 8" floppies in the post), coded fab robots to move 6" & 8" Silicon wafers, built my (almost) independent #SolarPV and #SolarThermal house (7K lines of C++ from 1998, 42 device outs), and evolved an audio system with bandwidth from DC to a half MHz. Helped raise four unique kids, as adult minds in young bodies. Still mystify most of the adults I encounter...
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The kids I grew up with knew I was "different", but my parents and school insisted I was normal. Now I've explored #Autism #Prosopagnosia #Alexithymia and #Aphantasia and have an idea what was going on, but then I thought everyone saw the world like I did, just coped better. I coped by becoming a #PluralSystem by age three when I realized my girl self would have to be hidden. After six "guy" IDs, I'm now back being that girl. Still running the system, but with more E and less T...
Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
Despite all that, I've been online since #ARPAnet and #DJNR, wrote the first magazine article with simultaneous code distribution (via 8" floppies in the post), coded fab robots to move 6" & 8" Silicon wafers, built my (almost) independent #SolarPV and #SolarThermal house (7K lines of C++ from 1998, 42 device outs), and evolved an audio system with bandwidth from DC to a half MHz. Helped raise four unique kids, as adult minds in young bodies. Still mystify most of the adults I encounter...
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The kids I grew up with knew I was "different", but my parents and school insisted I was normal. Now I've explored #Autism #Prosopagnosia #Alexithymia and #Aphantasia and have an idea what was going on, but then I thought everyone saw the world like I did, just coped better. I coped by becoming a #PluralSystem by age three when I realized my girl self would have to be hidden. After six "guy" IDs, I'm now back being that girl. Still running the system, but with more E and less T...
Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
Despite all that, I've been online since #ARPAnet and #DJNR, wrote the first magazine article with simultaneous code distribution (via 8" floppies in the post), coded fab robots to move 6" & 8" Silicon wafers, built my (almost) independent #SolarPV and #SolarThermal house (7K lines of C++ from 1998, 42 device outs), and evolved an audio system with bandwidth from DC to a half MHz. Helped raise four unique kids, as adult minds in young bodies. Still mystify most of the adults I encounter...
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Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
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Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
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Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
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Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
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Age nine I was forced to wear #Bifocal #PlusLensTheory glasses every waking moment. Shattered my body sense and #CognitiveMap - https://www.psychoros.com/consumed-by-the-light/ Spent endless days of lonely boredom exploring the ~30° wedges of #SpatialViewCells and the flat dioramas between them. Now I'm rebuilding a 3D world around my body, where #HeadDirectionCells can have a single basis and #DorsalStream depth can pop out of the flat distance like content from a random dot stereogram.
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Which journal would you recommend to publish a review on the topic of #CognitiveMaps?
Criteria: non-profit, open access, good reputation#ScientificJournals #OpenAccess #Neuroscience #Psychology #CognitiveMap
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Seen on LinkedIn from the Royal Institute of Navigation - anyone interested in proposing or contributing to a session?
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Call for Session Topics - Animal Navigation Conference 2026 [15/04/2026 to 17/04/2026 in Egham, Surrey, UK]
Animal navigation is a fascinating, variable, magic and broad field so we want to make sure ANC26 covers the wide variety of areas and disciplines representing this field.
🐜 'cognitive map debate' in insect navigation
🧠 Neurobiology of mammalian navigation
🧭 Physics behind animal navigation
What can you, or your colleagues, present on?If you would like to submit a proposal for a session, the deadline is fast approaching: 15th July 2025
Learn more: https://rin.org.uk/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1806468&group=
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Any suggestions for a #ScientificJournal where to publish a review on rat behaviour (linked to the #CognitiveMap theory)?
Ideally nonprofit and #OpenAccess...
#BehaviouralNeuroscience #Academia -
Yes... lots of papers these days replicating old findings without really citing them. Replications are good though! It would of course be better if they were labelled as such instead of claiming novelty...
I like the fact that this paper shows how fast an egocentric response can be learned, while learning an allocentric map takes more time (at least more than what they've tested here, since the mice fail to learn the task based on distal cues. I'm not buying the "visual cues are unstable" argument; the mice just need more than 14 trials to learn a hidden reward location in an allocentric map! When we did this in rats it took about 1-2 weeks with about 30 trials/ day to learn!).
I also like that, for once, they really try to make odour / floor cues irrelevant. People rarely control for these these days.On the other hand, their main claim that mice can do allocentric 'shortcuts' based on self-motion alone is not that convincing. They show the individual data in the supplement of Fig 6: only maybe 3/8 mice seem to do a shortcut, so not even 50%. On top of that, during learning of the new target location, the authors mention that the mice sometimes do that shortcut path in reverse, so it may not be that novel. Too bad the reviewers didn't pick up on these flaws, which IMO undermine the only novelty of the paper (unless I missed something).
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@eliasraw is the first to go in my #CognitiveMap list! I hope there will be many others, human or non-human researchers. Make yourselves known!
From: @eliasraw
https://social.anoxinon.de/@eliasraw@social.anoxinon.de/110883173363508465 -
Hi all! My first "neuro-focused" post 🧠 has to be these beautiful #PlaceCells that I recorded in a #NeuroRat foraging for cocops in a rectangle. #Hippocampus
#NeuroForNewbies ⏬(trying this out)
What are "place cells"? They are a category of neurons, first discovered in the brain of rats, that activate only in specific locations in a given environment. Each place cell fires at a different location, together forming a sort of map (#CognitiveMap) of all the locations that we know.
plot legend is described in the alt-text
(Edit: added hippocampus tag)
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Rethinking the #hippocampal #cognitivemap as a #metalearning computational module – New publication by Luca Ambrogioni &
H. Freyja Ólafsdóttir (2023) -
Honestly, for that question, I think the '78 and '99 books still hold up. Before trying to find a new review, I'd recommend going back to those two. For navigation strategies being HC-dependent or not, the subsequent decades haven't changed the claims that much, only the mechanisms (particularly our understanding of the dynamics*).
O'Keefe and Nadel 1978 Hippocampus as a cognitive map. [Oxford]
Redish 1999 Beyond the Cognitive Map. [MIT Press]* Someone really needs to write the next one which talks about all the new breakthroughs on dynamics and beyond the hippocampus. @elduvelle ? @hugospiers?
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⤴️ After reading this #NeuroPaper I have to say it is much more interesting than what I thought at first view! And particularly well-written, illustrated and clear!
A must-read for anyone interested in #Dopamine #ReinforcementLearning #Reward #Value #RewardPredictionError #Navigation #Shortcuts #Detours #CognitiveMap (maybe) #Inference with some future hints of #HippocampalReplay !
Congrats to all authors, let me know if any is on here! -
⤵️3/5 Why P1 (‘Place cells in the 4-room’):
- Has #Rat SaloonDoors & bells
- Rats rapidly learn to avoid uncued locked doors
- Rats do flexible detours (most of the time) -> #CognitiveMap use?
- #PlaceCells do not remap to changes in connectivity: spatial, but not topological?
- They also do not over-represent doors!
- Place cells can represent space globally (individually and as a population) even when geometry repeats
🔗https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982221000385
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Warm welcome (and happy new year) to our very own Lynn Nadel, now on Mastodon!! 🥳
@nadel(Yes, this Nadel ⤵️)
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Which journal would you recommend to publish a review on the topic of #CognitiveMaps?
Criteria: non-profit, open access, good reputation#ScientificJournals #OpenAccess #Neuroscience #Psychology #CognitiveMap
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Which journal would you recommend to publish a review on the topic of #CognitiveMaps?
Criteria: non-profit, open access, good reputation#ScientificJournals #OpenAccess #Neuroscience #Psychology #CognitiveMap
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Which journal would you recommend to publish a review on the topic of #CognitiveMaps?
Criteria: non-profit, open access, good reputation#ScientificJournals #OpenAccess #Neuroscience #Psychology #CognitiveMap
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Which journal would you recommend to publish a review on the topic of #CognitiveMaps?
Criteria: non-profit, open access, good reputation#ScientificJournals #OpenAccess #Neuroscience #Psychology #CognitiveMap
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Seen on LinkedIn from the Royal Institute of Navigation - anyone interested in proposing or contributing to a session?
"
Call for Session Topics - Animal Navigation Conference 2026 [15/04/2026 to 17/04/2026 in Egham, Surrey, UK]
Animal navigation is a fascinating, variable, magic and broad field so we want to make sure ANC26 covers the wide variety of areas and disciplines representing this field.
🐜 'cognitive map debate' in insect navigation
🧠 Neurobiology of mammalian navigation
🧭 Physics behind animal navigation
What can you, or your colleagues, present on?If you would like to submit a proposal for a session, the deadline is fast approaching: 15th July 2025
Learn more: https://rin.org.uk/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1806468&group=
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Seen on LinkedIn from the Royal Institute of Navigation - anyone interested in proposing or contributing to a session?
"
Call for Session Topics - Animal Navigation Conference 2026 [15/04/2026 to 17/04/2026 in Egham, Surrey, UK]
Animal navigation is a fascinating, variable, magic and broad field so we want to make sure ANC26 covers the wide variety of areas and disciplines representing this field.
🐜 'cognitive map debate' in insect navigation
🧠 Neurobiology of mammalian navigation
🧭 Physics behind animal navigation
What can you, or your colleagues, present on?If you would like to submit a proposal for a session, the deadline is fast approaching: 15th July 2025
Learn more: https://rin.org.uk/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1806468&group=
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Seen on LinkedIn from the Royal Institute of Navigation - anyone interested in proposing or contributing to a session?
"
Call for Session Topics - Animal Navigation Conference 2026 [15/04/2026 to 17/04/2026 in Egham, Surrey, UK]
Animal navigation is a fascinating, variable, magic and broad field so we want to make sure ANC26 covers the wide variety of areas and disciplines representing this field.
🐜 'cognitive map debate' in insect navigation
🧠 Neurobiology of mammalian navigation
🧭 Physics behind animal navigation
What can you, or your colleagues, present on?If you would like to submit a proposal for a session, the deadline is fast approaching: 15th July 2025
Learn more: https://rin.org.uk/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1806468&group=