David M. Smith

The study shows that infralimbic cortex, but not prelimbic cortex, is required for resolving retroactive interference in a complex olfactory memory task.

This study identifies time cells in the retrosplenial cortex during memory-demanding tasks, showing their sensitivity to task-specific memory requirements.

This study investigates the role of retrosplenial cortex (RSC) neurons in spatial working memory by analyzing firing patterns during a delay period in rats.

This study shows that the anterior olfactory nucleus (AON) is critical for context-dependent odor learning, while ventral hippocampus (vHC) lesions affect both olfactory and texture context learning.

The paper examines hippocampal activity transitions between trial epochs in rats, finding abrupt representational shifts at trial boundaries associated with increased multi-unit activity.

This study shows that RSC in rats develops spatial and future goal representations during learning, which correlate with navigation accuracy and are disrupted by lesions.