Charlotte N. Boccara

Nyx is an unsupervised framework for sleep scoring that generalizes across species, lifespan, and modalities, achieving human-level agreement on diverse datasets.

The paper shows that the scaling exponent of hippocampal activity during sleep/rest predicts spatial memory performance independently of reactivation.

This study investigates how prolonged breastfeeding affects adipose tissue remodeling in mice, revealing sex-dependent mechanisms that influence tissue expansion and function.

The paper identifies neurons coding for angular and linear velocity in parahippocampal circuits and shows they conjunctively encode position and direction, challenging current continuous attractor network models.

The paper investigates how feedback inhibition from Martinotti interneurons maintains head direction signals in the mouse presubiculum through synaptic interactions and network dynamics.