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Alejandro Aguilera

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

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Spatial memory performance is associated with region-specific coordination of hippocampo-cortical sleep oscillations

Mauricio Caneo, Nelson Espinosa, Alejandro Aguilera, Guillermo Lazcano, Ariel Lara-Vásquez, Pablo Fuentealba

The paper examines how coordination of sleep oscillations during nREM sleep relates to spatial memory performance in rats, finding region-specific coupling patterns between hippocampal and cortical areas.

Scientific Reports · May 19, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Infraslow modulation of theta synchrony in the hippocampus circuit during REM sleep

Nelson Espinosa, Mauricio Caneo, Guillermo Lazcano, Alejandro Aguilera, Ariel Lara-Vásquez, Pablo Fuentealba

The paper identifies infraslow modulation of theta synchrony in the hippocampal circuit during REM sleep, revealing temporally structured communication across brain regions.

Scientific Reports · Apr 24, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Crossfrequency routing in a hippocampocortical circuit during probabilistic reversal learning

Alejandro Aguilera, Nelson Espinosa, Mauricio Caneo, Guillermo Lazcano, Ariel Lara-Vásquez, Pablo Fuentealba

This study investigates how hippocampocortical circuits support probabilistic reversal learning by analyzing neural oscillations and spiking activity in rats.

bioRxiv · Dec 18, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience