Douglas GoodSmith

The paper shows that right CA3 inputs drive early spatial map refinement in CA1R, while left CA3 inputs ensure stability later, with a shift in dominance during learning.

This study shows that hippocampal representational drift can be controlled by manipulating dentate gyrus granule cells, revealing it is actively regulated by circuit inputs rather than being intrinsic.

The paper investigates remapping in granule and mossy cells of the mouse dentate gyrus during foraging in different environments, finding both cell types remap robustly but through distinct mechanisms.

The paper investigates how DG cells encode spatial and object information in mice, finding cells that respond to object changes and spatial reorganization.