Maëva Ferraris

This paper introduces a new prosthesis for long-term, near-continuous electrophysiological recordings in rats, achieving high retrieval success rates and improved durability.

This study identifies spatially organized neuronal assemblies in the nucleus reuniens during slow oscillations and shows their role in stabilizing prefrontal cortex and hippocampal sequences.

The paper identifies computing microstates in rat brain regions where specific neurons perform storage and sharing operations, showing dynamic reassignment of functional roles across brain states.