Sébastien Royer

This study shows grid cells encode reward distance during path integration in cue-rich environments, with changes in spatial scale and theta oscillations.

The paper investigates how hippocampal CA1 place cells in mice and rats adapt their spatial coding strategies based on environmental cue richness, revealing distinct firing rate and phase codes in superficial and deep sublayers.

The paper studies how place cell spatial representations develop in the dentate gyrus by analyzing GC and MC cell activity over time and using a competitive learning model.