Eunhye Park

The paper investigates an alternative spatial code in hippocampal coactivity dynamics, showing that environment decoding from ensemble coactivity improves with experience and relies on anti-cofiring cell-pair relationships.

The paper explores applying game theory, specifically information asymmetric signaling games, to explain neurobiological phenomena across multiple biological scales, using rodent hippocampal and entorhinal cortex data.

This study shows that PCP disrupts neural coordination and cognitive control by dysregulating translation through NR2A-containing NMDARs and mGluR1/5 pathways.

The paper shows that dentate spike type 2 events promote slow gamma dominance in the hippocampus, altering excitation-inhibition coordination across hippocampal regions.

This study tests whether medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) is essential for cognitive control by lesioning mPFC in rats performing an active place avoidance task and finding that cognitive control can occur locally in brain networks.

This study shows that phencyclidine impairs spatial cognition in rats by disrupting hippocampal network coordination without affecting place fields.