John P. Aggleton

The paper shows that diencephalic nuclei and white matter integrity, not just hippocampal damage, explain aspects of hippocampal amnesia in patients with autoimmune limbic encephalitis.

The paper investigates sex differences in human BNST volume using MRI and Bayesian modeling, finding substantial evidence against sex differences.

This study investigates synaptic inputs to the retrosplenial cortex, finding that all recorded pyramidal neurons receive input from the anterior thalamic nuclei, with stronger responses compared to other sources.

The paper uses multivariate pattern analysis on fMRI data to show scene-selective activity in multiple hippocampal regions beyond the anteromedial subicular complex and CA1.

The paper investigates a reported projection from mouse anterior cingulate cortex to hippocampus and finds no evidence of such a direct connection using multiple methods.

The paper characterizes subiculum-BNST connectivity in humans and macaques using tracers and diffusion MRI, finding heritability and associations with BMI, age, and sex but not stress or alcohol use.

The paper examines how APOE ε4 modifies obesity-related atrophy in hippocampal subfields of cognitively healthy adults using neuroimaging data.

This study identifies two distinct thalamocortical circuits in retrosplenial cortex subregions, gRSC and dRSC, with differential connections to the hippocampal system and theta oscillations.

The paper calculates the probability of recording direct neuronal interactions in anatomically-connected brain regions using a hypergeometric distribution and validates it with simulations.

The paper uses chemogenetic techniques to show that the anterior cingulate cortex and its projections to the anterior thalamic nuclei are involved in attention to task-relevant information and cognitive flexibility in rats.

This study shows that anterior thalamic function is essential for spatial coding in the subiculum and spatial memory, but not for non-spatial recognition memory.

The paper shows that visual cue representations in the mouse retrosplenial cortex are stable and spatially selective, with stronger locomotion modulation than in primary visual cortex.

The paper determines the rostral boundary of the rat claustrum using gene expression and neuronal tracing methods.

The paper investigates how neurons in the rat rostral thalamus encode environmental perimeters, finding stable firing patterns related to walls and drops regardless of arena shape or lighting.

The paper investigates the causal relationship between white and gray matter damage in aging brains, finding that white matter damage causes gray matter decline, not the reverse.

The paper investigates the role of the dorsal hippocampal commissure in episodic memory using MRI tractography and finds a correlation between its microstructure and memory performance.