Thorsten Bartsch

The paper shows that sleep reverses hippocampal remapping by reinstating familiar representations, and this effect is mediated by prefrontal cortex activity.

This study compares memory consolidation during natural sleep and propofol-induced anesthesia, finding that sleep preserves memory while anesthesia impairs it, likely due to disrupted spindle coupling during slow oscillations.

This study shows that reduced NREM theta power in hippocampal CA1 dysfunction impairs memory consolidation during sleep in humans with transient global amnesia.

The paper tests if post-encoding sleep improves visual pattern completion from degraded cues and finds that slow-wave amplitude during sleep predicts better consolidation of learned scenes under maximal degradation.

This study links persistent cognitive deficits in anti-LGI1 encephalitis to structural brain network reorganization despite immunotherapy and clinical recovery.