Eva Pastalkova

This study identifies remote replay events in the hippocampus of rats performing a sequential spatial working memory task, showing that these events correlate with planning beyond immediate actions.

The paper shows that weak theta rhythms in the hippocampus can encode position and head orientation without relying on prominent theta rhythms, using an artificial neural network.

The paper compares the timing of action and reward event representation in hippocampal CA1 and lateral entorhinal cortex layers during operant learning in rats.