Jennifer L Raymond

The paper proposes a computational model of systems consolidation, showing how synaptic dynamics in two brain regions enable memory transfer while preserving older memories.

The paper models interactions between feedback, neural activity, and plasticity in a closed-loop motor learning task, showing how plasticity signs can change with feedback strength.

The paper shows that reducing neural activity in a Fragile X syndrome mouse model reverses learning impairments through pre-training that counteracts LTD.

This study examines the impact of random external factors on eLife peer review outcomes, finding that such factors have relatively little quantifiable bias.

The paper shows that experience modifies the timing rules of synaptic plasticity, affecting learning efficiency and temporal accuracy in mice.

The paper characterizes serotonin neuron subtypes in the dorsal and medial raphe nuclei using single-cell RNA sequencing and maps their axonal projections to understand their functional diversity.