Sergio Martínez‐Bellver

The paper demonstrates that medial septal pacemaker neurons synchronize their frequencies to generate hippocampal theta oscillations, akin to Huygens' pendulum synchronization.

This study shows that basal forebrain cholinergic neurons respond to probabilistic outcome-predicting stimuli based on a weighted, unsigned prediction error model, and their activation predicts behavioral responses.

OPETH provides real-time visualization of neuronal spike times relative to external events, aiding in the identification of neuron types and behaviorally responsive populations during electrophysiology experiments.