Antoine D. Madar

The paper identifies Behavioral-Timescale-Synaptic-Plasticity (BTSP) as the mechanism driving hippocampal place field shifts during familiarization, contrasting it with Spike-Timing-Dependent-Plasticity.

This study shows that temporal lobe epilepsy leads to deficits in pattern separation in the dentate gyrus, causing mnemonic discrimination impairments in both humans and mice.

This study compares place cell dynamics in CA1 and CA3 of mice during familiarization with new environments, finding distinct patterns of field emergence and stability.

The paper investigates how hippocampal neurons perform pattern separation using multiple coding strategies and identifies the role of inhibitory signals in this process.

The paper demonstrates temporal pattern separation in hippocampal neurons by showing that output spiketrains of DG granule cells are more dissimilar than their inputs.