Christine A. Coughlin

Anterior hippocampal integration tracks the developmental emergence of flexible navigation through changing environments

This study shows that anterior hippocampal temporal autocorrelation increases with age and supports the development of flexible navigation through changing environments.

Children and adults use distinct neurocognitive mechanisms to support successful memory-based inference

The paper shows that children and adults use different neural mechanisms for memory-based inference, with adults using a direct retrieval mechanism involving the angular gyrus.

Hippocampal representations of temporal structure increase in scale and symmetry across development

The paper shows that hippocampal representations of temporal sequences reorganize during development, with increased temporal scale and bidirectional integration.