Baptiste Gauthier

This study shows that premotor-hippocampal coupling supports the sense of self in episodic memory by linking self-related encoding to retrieval.

The paper shows that illusory changes in self-location can evoke grid cell-like representations in entorhinal cortex, similar to those during conventional navigation.

This study shows that enhancing self-identification during spatial navigation reduces grid cell-like activity in the entorhinal cortex and improves navigation performance.

The paper shows that viewing one’s body during encoding improves delayed recognition memory for 3D scenes, linking bodily self-consciousness to episodic memory.

The paper investigates the neuroanatomical overlap between bodily self-consciousness and episodic autobiographical memory, finding common activation in the bilateral angular gyrus.

This study investigates differences in brain activity when mentally ordering events in time versus space, finding distinct neural patterns for temporal and spatial processing.