Scott Kilianski

This study investigates spike-wave discharges (SWDs) in mice, showing they cause widespread cortical hypersynchrony, with varying effects across brain regions and potential behavioral influences.

The paper identifies early hypersynchrony in midline thalamic neurons during absence seizures in mouse models and shows that disrupting this activity stops seizures.

This paper shows that slow-wave sleep interleaves replay of familiar and novel memory traces, enabling new memories to integrate into existing cortical memory without interference.