Ingmar Kanitscheider

This study shows that mouse retrosplenial cortex uses recurrent neural dynamics to form and refine internal hypotheses for spatial reasoning based on ambiguous landmarks.

The paper argues that Weber's law arises from natural sensory input statistics rather than neuronal noise, and explains log-normal tuning curves in vivo.

This study identifies noise and speed estimation bias as primary sources of path integration errors in young and aging humans, showing age-related declines are linked to increased unbiased noise.

The paper shows that neural circuits trained to solve spatial reasoning tasks exhibit hippocampal-like coding properties and dynamically reconfigure their responses during tasks.