Avital Hahamy

The paper demonstrates that the human entorhinal cortex represents abstract structural knowledge in non-spatial tasks with hexagonal grid structure, but not in tasks with clustered structure.

The paper shows that humans reactivate neural representations of past events at event boundaries during naturalistic narrative understanding, similar to offline replay in rodents.

The paper shows that remapping in cerebral and cerebellar cortices after hand loss is not restricted by somatotopy, as multiple non-neighboring body parts are represented in the deprived hand region.