Amir Levi

This study shows that mice can learn new rules quickly after minimal training, with performance improving over time based on experience and rule difficulty.

This study shows that hippocampal activity is necessary for maintaining tactile short-term memory in mice.

The paper shows that artificial place fields in CA1 pyramidal cells of mice produce synthetic theta phase precession, indicating local generation within CA1.

The paper shows that spike timing in neuronal assemblies affects synaptic connectivity, revealing that whole-cell assembly timing has a greater impact than individual cell pairs.

The paper identifies non-negative extracellular waveforms in mice brains as return currents and axonal potentials, revealing their association with neural activity and compartments.

The paper describes hybrid mice created by crossing FVB/NJ and C57BL/6J strains, which show improved neurobehavioral traits and maintain performance with age.