Mitchell L. de Snoo

The paper shows that activity in the prelimbic cortex of developing mice promotes myelination and memory persistence, delaying infantile amnesia when inhibited.

The paper shows that hippocampal memory resolution decreases over time, and this transformation depends on adult hippocampal neurogenesis.

This study shows that early-life experiences during a sensitive period influence the timing of episodic-like memory development in mice by modulating perineuronal net formation.

The paper shows that hippocampal neurogenesis remodeling causes forgetting by altering engram accessibility, using genetic and optogenetic manipulations in mice.

This study shows that the maturation of hippocampal inhibitory interneurons by extracellular matrix is necessary for the development of precise episodic-like memories in mice.

This study shows how hippocampal activity supports building predictive models by organizing newly learned information according to its congruence with existing memories.