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To any #Hippocampus researchers out there:
"representational drift" - is it good or bad?In the early #PlaceCells days, we would have said a neuron is not a place cell if it's not stable with time.
Now, drift is often interpreted as a marker of "temporal coding" or "flexibility".
What do you think? -
To any #Hippocampus researchers out there:
"representational drift" - is it good or bad?In the early #PlaceCells days, we would have said a neuron is not a place cell if it's not stable with time.
Now, drift is often interpreted as a marker of "temporal coding" or "flexibility".
What do you think? -
To any #Hippocampus researchers out there:
"representational drift" - is it good or bad?In the early #PlaceCells days, we would have said a neuron is not a place cell if it's not stable with time.
Now, drift is often interpreted as a marker of "temporal coding" or "flexibility".
What do you think? -
To any #Hippocampus researchers out there:
"representational drift" - is it good or bad?In the early #PlaceCells days, we would have said a neuron is not a place cell if it's not stable with time.
Now, drift is often interpreted as a marker of "temporal coding" or "flexibility".
What do you think? -
To any #Hippocampus researchers out there:
"representational drift" - is it good or bad?In the early #PlaceCells days, we would have said a neuron is not a place cell if it's not stable with time.
Now, drift is often interpreted as a marker of "temporal coding" or "flexibility".
What do you think? -
…During pursuit, sweeps narrow and track a moving target; after sudden target changes, they reorient before the animal turns; during backward locomotion, they reverse; and even during #REM sleep, sweep structure is modulated.
A fascinating view of #ThetaSweeps as an attention-like mechanism for querying #CognitiveMaps in real time.
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #GridCells #PlaceCells #Navigation
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…During pursuit, sweeps narrow and track a moving target; after sudden target changes, they reorient before the animal turns; during backward locomotion, they reverse; and even during #REM sleep, sweep structure is modulated.
A fascinating view of #ThetaSweeps as an attention-like mechanism for querying #CognitiveMaps in real time.
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #GridCells #PlaceCells #Navigation
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…During pursuit, sweeps narrow and track a moving target; after sudden target changes, they reorient before the animal turns; during backward locomotion, they reverse; and even during #REM sleep, sweep structure is modulated.
A fascinating view of #ThetaSweeps as an attention-like mechanism for querying #CognitiveMaps in real time.
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #GridCells #PlaceCells #Navigation
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…During pursuit, sweeps narrow and track a moving target; after sudden target changes, they reorient before the animal turns; during backward locomotion, they reverse; and even during #REM sleep, sweep structure is modulated.
A fascinating view of #ThetaSweeps as an attention-like mechanism for querying #CognitiveMaps in real time.
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #GridCells #PlaceCells #Navigation
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…During pursuit, sweeps narrow and track a moving target; after sudden target changes, they reorient before the animal turns; during backward locomotion, they reverse; and even during #REM sleep, sweep structure is modulated.
A fascinating view of #ThetaSweeps as an attention-like mechanism for querying #CognitiveMaps in real time.
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #GridCells #PlaceCells #Navigation
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Finally out, and this sounds like a beautiful one from the Moser lab: New #Science paper (unfortunately behind a paywall💰) on #ThetaSweeps in the #entorhinal-#hippocampal #navigation circuit. In #rats 🧭🐀, these #theta-locked sweeps are not fixed scanning patterns, but can be rapidly redirected toward #behaviorally relevant locations. …
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Finally out, and this sounds like a beautiful one from the Moser lab: New #Science paper (unfortunately behind a paywall💰) on #ThetaSweeps in the #entorhinal-#hippocampal #navigation circuit. In #rats 🧭🐀, these #theta-locked sweeps are not fixed scanning patterns, but can be rapidly redirected toward #behaviorally relevant locations. …
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Finally out, and this sounds like a beautiful one from the Moser lab: New #Science paper (unfortunately behind a paywall💰) on #ThetaSweeps in the #entorhinal-#hippocampal #navigation circuit. In #rats 🧭🐀, these #theta-locked sweeps are not fixed scanning patterns, but can be rapidly redirected toward #behaviorally relevant locations. …
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Finally out, and this sounds like a beautiful one from the Moser lab: New #Science paper (unfortunately behind a paywall💰) on #ThetaSweeps in the #entorhinal-#hippocampal #navigation circuit. In #rats 🧭🐀, these #theta-locked sweeps are not fixed scanning patterns, but can be rapidly redirected toward #behaviorally relevant locations. …
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Finally out, and this sounds like a beautiful one from the Moser lab: New #Science paper (unfortunately behind a paywall💰) on #ThetaSweeps in the #entorhinal-#hippocampal #navigation circuit. In #rats 🧭🐀, these #theta-locked sweeps are not fixed scanning patterns, but can be rapidly redirected toward #behaviorally relevant locations. …
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🗺️🐀 How does the #brain map uneven terrain? New paper by @rmgrieves, @elduvelle_neuro & Taube suggests that the #hippocampal map is shaped by terrain #geometry itself, not only by where the animal runs. Slopes, ridges & surface contours may act as spatial structure for #PlaceCells. Read more about in the 🧵👇
📄 https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adz9893
"Hippocampal #PlaceCells map terrain geometry independently of #behavior"#Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #Neuroscience https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
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🗺️🐀 How does the #brain map uneven terrain? New paper by @rmgrieves, @elduvelle_neuro & Taube suggests that the #hippocampal map is shaped by terrain #geometry itself, not only by where the animal runs. Slopes, ridges & surface contours may act as spatial structure for #PlaceCells. Read more about in the 🧵👇
📄 https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adz9893
"Hippocampal #PlaceCells map terrain geometry independently of #behavior"#Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #Neuroscience https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
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🗺️🐀 How does the #brain map uneven terrain? New paper by @rmgrieves, @elduvelle_neuro & Taube suggests that the #hippocampal map is shaped by terrain #geometry itself, not only by where the animal runs. Slopes, ridges & surface contours may act as spatial structure for #PlaceCells. Read more about in the 🧵👇
📄 https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adz9893
"Hippocampal #PlaceCells map terrain geometry independently of #behavior"#Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #Neuroscience https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
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🗺️🐀 How does the #brain map uneven terrain? New paper by @rmgrieves, @elduvelle_neuro & Taube suggests that the #hippocampal map is shaped by terrain #geometry itself, not only by where the animal runs. Slopes, ridges & surface contours may act as spatial structure for #PlaceCells. Read more about in the 🧵👇
📄 https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adz9893
"Hippocampal #PlaceCells map terrain geometry independently of #behavior"#Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #Neuroscience https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
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🗺️🐀 How does the #brain map uneven terrain? New paper by @rmgrieves, @elduvelle_neuro & Taube suggests that the #hippocampal map is shaped by terrain #geometry itself, not only by where the animal runs. Slopes, ridges & surface contours may act as spatial structure for #PlaceCells. Read more about in the 🧵👇
📄 https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adz9893
"Hippocampal #PlaceCells map terrain geometry independently of #behavior"#Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #Neuroscience https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
“This is a hill I’ll die on!” - says the scientist feeding smelly paste to rats running in a home-made maze with hills and troughs just like the waves in the rat’s brain and the emotions in the scientist’s life… 🏔️ 🌊 🧠
@rmgrieves 's latest paper is out, with rats on hills, #PlaceCells recordings and modelling looking at how the brain maps real-life environments: Hippocampal place cells map terrain geometry independently of behavior
It was great fun to work with him and Jeff Taube on this, even with all the emotional rollercoasters (inherent to science-making)!
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #3DMapping #NeuroRat #SpatialCognition
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
“This is a hill I’ll die on!” - says the scientist feeding smelly paste to rats running in a home-made maze with hills and troughs just like the waves in the rat’s brain and the emotions in the scientist’s life… 🏔️ 🌊 🧠
@rmgrieves 's latest paper is out, with rats on hills, #PlaceCells recordings and modelling looking at how the brain maps real-life environments: Hippocampal place cells map terrain geometry independently of behavior
It was great fun to work with him and Jeff Taube on this, even with all the emotional rollercoasters (inherent to science-making)!
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #3DMapping #NeuroRat #SpatialCognition
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
“This is a hill I’ll die on!” - says the scientist feeding smelly paste to rats running in a home-made maze with hills and troughs just like the waves in the rat’s brain and the emotions in the scientist’s life… 🏔️ 🌊 🧠
@rmgrieves 's latest paper is out, with rats on hills, #PlaceCells recordings and modelling looking at how the brain maps real-life environments: Hippocampal place cells map terrain geometry independently of behavior
It was great fun to work with him and Jeff Taube on this, even with all the emotional rollercoasters (inherent to science-making)!
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #3DMapping #NeuroRat #SpatialCognition
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
“This is a hill I’ll die on!” - says the scientist feeding smelly paste to rats running in a home-made maze with hills and troughs just like the waves in the rat’s brain and the emotions in the scientist’s life… 🏔️ 🌊 🧠
@rmgrieves 's latest paper is out, with rats on hills, #PlaceCells recordings and modelling looking at how the brain maps real-life environments: Hippocampal place cells map terrain geometry independently of behavior
It was great fun to work with him and Jeff Taube on this, even with all the emotional rollercoasters (inherent to science-making)!
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #3DMapping #NeuroRat #SpatialCognition
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@rmgrieves/116692850991318267
“This is a hill I’ll die on!” - says the scientist feeding smelly paste to rats running in a home-made maze with hills and troughs just like the waves in the rat’s brain and the emotions in the scientist’s life… 🏔️ 🌊 🧠
@rmgrieves 's latest paper is out, with rats on hills, #PlaceCells recordings and modelling looking at how the brain maps real-life environments: Hippocampal place cells map terrain geometry independently of behavior
It was great fun to work with him and Jeff Taube on this, even with all the emotional rollercoasters (inherent to science-making)!
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #3DMapping #NeuroRat #SpatialCognition
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New paper by Maimon et al (Ulanovsky lab): recordings from #bats flying through tunnels up to 200 m reveal a sparse-to-dense transformation between #hippocampal #CA3 and #CA1.
In small environments, CA3 and CA1 #PlaceCells look similar. At large spatial scales, however, CA3 #neurons mostly show single, ultrasparse #PlaceFields, while CA1 neurons show dense multifield coding.
🌍 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10537-0
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#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #NeuralDynamics
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New paper by Maimon et al (Ulanovsky lab): recordings from #bats flying through tunnels up to 200 m reveal a sparse-to-dense transformation between #hippocampal #CA3 and #CA1.
In small environments, CA3 and CA1 #PlaceCells look similar. At large spatial scales, however, CA3 #neurons mostly show single, ultrasparse #PlaceFields, while CA1 neurons show dense multifield coding.
🌍 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10537-0
🧵1/2
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #NeuralDynamics
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New paper by Maimon et al (Ulanovsky lab): recordings from #bats flying through tunnels up to 200 m reveal a sparse-to-dense transformation between #hippocampal #CA3 and #CA1.
In small environments, CA3 and CA1 #PlaceCells look similar. At large spatial scales, however, CA3 #neurons mostly show single, ultrasparse #PlaceFields, while CA1 neurons show dense multifield coding.
🌍 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10537-0
🧵1/2
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #NeuralDynamics
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New paper by Maimon et al (Ulanovsky lab): recordings from #bats flying through tunnels up to 200 m reveal a sparse-to-dense transformation between #hippocampal #CA3 and #CA1.
In small environments, CA3 and CA1 #PlaceCells look similar. At large spatial scales, however, CA3 #neurons mostly show single, ultrasparse #PlaceFields, while CA1 neurons show dense multifield coding.
🌍 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10537-0
🧵1/2
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #NeuralDynamics
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New paper by Maimon et al (Ulanovsky lab): recordings from #bats flying through tunnels up to 200 m reveal a sparse-to-dense transformation between #hippocampal #CA3 and #CA1.
In small environments, CA3 and CA1 #PlaceCells look similar. At large spatial scales, however, CA3 #neurons mostly show single, ultrasparse #PlaceFields, while CA1 neurons show dense multifield coding.
🌍 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10537-0
🧵1/2
#Neuroscience #Hippocampus #SpatialNavigation #NeuralDynamics
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Sometimes you wonder why the labs with all the funding (not just this one! This is just one example) do not do slightly more risky experiments instead of rediscovering the wheel.. 🤔 This is something anyone who records in hippocampus has observed and there's even specific papers about it.
Place cells in CA1 lack topographical organization of firing locations
See for example Redish et al., 2001: Independence of Firing Correlates of Anatomically Proximate Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells from @adredish (at least it is cited)
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Sometimes you wonder why the labs with all the funding (not just this one! This is just one example) do not do slightly more risky experiments instead of rediscovering the wheel.. 🤔 This is something anyone who records in hippocampus has observed and there's even specific papers about it.
Place cells in CA1 lack topographical organization of firing locations
See for example Redish et al., 2001: Independence of Firing Correlates of Anatomically Proximate Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells from @adredish (at least it is cited)
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Sometimes you wonder why the labs with all the funding (not just this one! This is just one example) do not do slightly more risky experiments instead of rediscovering the wheel.. 🤔 This is something anyone who records in hippocampus has observed and there's even specific papers about it.
Place cells in CA1 lack topographical organization of firing locations
See for example Redish et al., 2001: Independence of Firing Correlates of Anatomically Proximate Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells from @adredish (at least it is cited)
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Sometimes you wonder why the labs with all the funding (not just this one! This is just one example) do not do slightly more risky experiments instead of rediscovering the wheel.. 🤔 This is something anyone who records in hippocampus has observed and there's even specific papers about it.
Place cells in CA1 lack topographical organization of firing locations
See for example Redish et al., 2001: Independence of Firing Correlates of Anatomically Proximate Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells from @adredish (at least it is cited)
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Sometimes you wonder why the labs with all the funding (not just this one! This is just one example) do not do slightly more risky experiments instead of rediscovering the wheel.. 🤔 This is something anyone who records in hippocampus has observed and there's even specific papers about it.
Place cells in CA1 lack topographical organization of firing locations
See for example Redish et al., 2001: Independence of Firing Correlates of Anatomically Proximate Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells from @adredish (at least it is cited)
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@aheadofthenerve Super nice, thanks for this excellent preprint and explainer thread!
If you don't mind me asking, how do you think this switch in population code is triggered? Is it just a change in excitatory input patterns to CA1 that overrides an otherwise active place cell network? Or also a change in neuromodulatory input (e.g. dopaminergic burst or so)?If ok I'd also add some hashtags for greater reach:
#neuroscience #newpreprint #tootsuite #hippocampus #placecells #invivo -
@aheadofthenerve Super nice, thanks for this excellent preprint and explainer thread!
If you don't mind me asking, how do you think this switch in population code is triggered? Is it just a change in excitatory input patterns to CA1 that overrides an otherwise active place cell network? Or also a change in neuromodulatory input (e.g. dopaminergic burst or so)?If ok I'd also add some hashtags for greater reach:
#neuroscience #newpreprint #tootsuite #hippocampus #placecells #invivo -
@aheadofthenerve Super nice, thanks for this excellent preprint and explainer thread!
If you don't mind me asking, how do you think this switch in population code is triggered? Is it just a change in excitatory input patterns to CA1 that overrides an otherwise active place cell network? Or also a change in neuromodulatory input (e.g. dopaminergic burst or so)?If ok I'd also add some hashtags for greater reach:
#neuroscience #newpreprint #tootsuite #hippocampus #placecells #invivo -
@aheadofthenerve Super nice, thanks for this excellent preprint and explainer thread!
If you don't mind me asking, how do you think this switch in population code is triggered? Is it just a change in excitatory input patterns to CA1 that overrides an otherwise active place cell network? Or also a change in neuromodulatory input (e.g. dopaminergic burst or so)?If ok I'd also add some hashtags for greater reach:
#neuroscience #newpreprint #tootsuite #hippocampus #placecells #invivo -
@aheadofthenerve Super nice, thanks for this excellent preprint and explainer thread!
If you don't mind me asking, how do you think this switch in population code is triggered? Is it just a change in excitatory input patterns to CA1 that overrides an otherwise active place cell network? Or also a change in neuromodulatory input (e.g. dopaminergic burst or so)?If ok I'd also add some hashtags for greater reach:
#neuroscience #newpreprint #tootsuite #hippocampus #placecells #invivo -
Which of these famous "spatial cell" type is better?
Well, which is your favourite anyway? Yes it's a silly question
#SillyPoll #Neuroscience #PlaceCells #GridCells #BorderCells #BVCs #HeadDirectionCells
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Which of these famous "spatial cell" type is better?
Well, which is your favourite anyway? Yes it's a silly question
#SillyPoll #Neuroscience #PlaceCells #GridCells #BorderCells #BVCs #HeadDirectionCells
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Which of these famous "spatial cell" type is better?
Well, which is your favourite anyway? Yes it's a silly question
#SillyPoll #Neuroscience #PlaceCells #GridCells #BorderCells #BVCs #HeadDirectionCells
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Which of these famous "spatial cell" type is better?
Well, which is your favourite anyway? Yes it's a silly question
#SillyPoll #Neuroscience #PlaceCells #GridCells #BorderCells #BVCs #HeadDirectionCells
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Here's a very interesting paper from the #KeinathLab:
In the absence of task or reward, #PlaceCells appear to reflect the past history of behavioural biases, i.e. the accumulated past paths taken by each individual mouse. I am actually starting to think that #HippocampalReplay is doing a similar thing - just reflecting an average of the individual's past behaviour, and that all supposed "coding" of reward is purely driven by this (notice how reward "coding" always seems to happen in cases where reward biases the behavioural patterns..) 👀🧠🤔
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Here's a very interesting paper from the #KeinathLab:
In the absence of task or reward, #PlaceCells appear to reflect the past history of behavioural biases, i.e. the accumulated past paths taken by each individual mouse. I am actually starting to think that #HippocampalReplay is doing a similar thing - just reflecting an average of the individual's past behaviour, and that all supposed "coding" of reward is purely driven by this (notice how reward "coding" always seems to happen in cases where reward biases the behavioural patterns..) 👀🧠🤔
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Here's a very interesting paper from the #KeinathLab:
In the absence of task or reward, #PlaceCells appear to reflect the past history of behavioural biases, i.e. the accumulated past paths taken by each individual mouse. I am actually starting to think that #HippocampalReplay is doing a similar thing - just reflecting an average of the individual's past behaviour, and that all supposed "coding" of reward is purely driven by this (notice how reward "coding" always seems to happen in cases where reward biases the behavioural patterns..) 👀🧠🤔
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Here's a very interesting paper from the #KeinathLab:
In the absence of task or reward, #PlaceCells appear to reflect the past history of behavioural biases, i.e. the accumulated past paths taken by each individual mouse. I am actually starting to think that #HippocampalReplay is doing a similar thing - just reflecting an average of the individual's past behaviour, and that all supposed "coding" of reward is purely driven by this (notice how reward "coding" always seems to happen in cases where reward biases the behavioural patterns..) 👀🧠🤔
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Very cool retrospective AND review of the hippocampal #SpatialCognition field from Neil Burgess:
Oscillations and Boundaries in My Route Through the Hippocampal Cognitive MapMentions @adredish @tom_hartley and many others, unfortunately not on Mastodon I think
#Neuroscience #PlaceCells #GridCells #Hippocampus #ThetaRhythm -
Very cool retrospective AND review of the hippocampal #SpatialCognition field from Neil Burgess:
Oscillations and Boundaries in My Route Through the Hippocampal Cognitive MapMentions @adredish @tom_hartley and many others, unfortunately not on Mastodon I think
#Neuroscience #PlaceCells #GridCells #Hippocampus #ThetaRhythm -
Very cool retrospective AND review of the hippocampal #SpatialCognition field from Neil Burgess:
Oscillations and Boundaries in My Route Through the Hippocampal Cognitive MapMentions @adredish @tom_hartley and many others, unfortunately not on Mastodon I think
#Neuroscience #PlaceCells #GridCells #Hippocampus #ThetaRhythm -
Very cool retrospective AND review of the hippocampal #SpatialCognition field from Neil Burgess:
Oscillations and Boundaries in My Route Through the Hippocampal Cognitive MapMentions @adredish @tom_hartley and many others, unfortunately not on Mastodon I think
#Neuroscience #PlaceCells #GridCells #Hippocampus #ThetaRhythm -
📖 Vaidya et al. investigate how #hippocampal #CA1 #PlaceCells form expanding #memory representations over days. Using longitudinal in vivo recordings, they show that stable #PlaceFields progressively emerge as active cells increase their likelihood of remaining active across sessions. This gradual stabilization hinges on #behavioral‑timescale #SynapticPlasticity, offering a new model of how CA1 memories solidify w/o #CatastrophicOverwriting.
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📖 Vaidya et al. investigate how #hippocampal #CA1 #PlaceCells form expanding #memory representations over days. Using longitudinal in vivo recordings, they show that stable #PlaceFields progressively emerge as active cells increase their likelihood of remaining active across sessions. This gradual stabilization hinges on #behavioral‑timescale #SynapticPlasticity, offering a new model of how CA1 memories solidify w/o #CatastrophicOverwriting.
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📖 Vaidya et al. investigate how #hippocampal #CA1 #PlaceCells form expanding #memory representations over days. Using longitudinal in vivo recordings, they show that stable #PlaceFields progressively emerge as active cells increase their likelihood of remaining active across sessions. This gradual stabilization hinges on #behavioral‑timescale #SynapticPlasticity, offering a new model of how CA1 memories solidify w/o #CatastrophicOverwriting.
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📖 Vaidya et al. investigate how #hippocampal #CA1 #PlaceCells form expanding #memory representations over days. Using longitudinal in vivo recordings, they show that stable #PlaceFields progressively emerge as active cells increase their likelihood of remaining active across sessions. This gradual stabilization hinges on #behavioral‑timescale #SynapticPlasticity, offering a new model of how CA1 memories solidify w/o #CatastrophicOverwriting.
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Your Brain Maps the Same Path Differently Every Time
Summary: New research shows that our brain’s internal map rewrites itself every time we navigate a familiar environment.…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Science #brainmapping #brainresearch #Hippocampus #Memory #neurobiology #Neuroscience #NorthwesternUniversity #placecells
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/33053/ -
Your Brain Maps the Same Path Differently Every Time
Summary: New research shows that our brain’s internal map rewrites itself every time we navigate a familiar environment.…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Science #brainmapping #brainresearch #Hippocampus #Memory #neurobiology #Neuroscience #NorthwesternUniversity #placecells
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Heading off to the #EBBS2025 conference in Bordeaux!
I will present a poster there on our latest #HippocampalReplay findings (replay does not do planning, but seems to support reward-learning instead, in a flexible spatial planning task), and co-lead a symposium with the great John Widloski, also on replay!
We have an amazing speaker list with John himself, Lisa Genzel, Jacob Bakermans and Elisa Massi!Check the full programme here: https://ebbs2025.azuleon.org/programme_overview
Will you be there?!
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Heading off to the #EBBS2025 conference in Bordeaux!
I will present a poster there on our latest #HippocampalReplay findings (replay does not do planning, but seems to support reward-learning instead, in a flexible spatial planning task), and co-lead a symposium with the great John Widloski, also on replay!
We have an amazing speaker list with John himself, Lisa Genzel, Jacob Bakermans and Elisa Massi!Check the full programme here: https://ebbs2025.azuleon.org/programme_overview
Will you be there?!