Jie Zheng

Neurons in the Human Substantia Nigra Respond to Cognitive Boundaries and Predict Memory

The paper shows that human substantia nigra neurons respond to cognitive boundaries and their activity correlates with memory performance.

Order-Selective Cells Tile Temporal Space and Predict Order Memory in Humans

The paper identifies order-selective cells in the human brain that represent temporal order during memory encoding and retrieval, predicting memory accuracy.

An invariant schema emerges within a neural network during hierarchical learning of visual boundaries

This paper shows that hierarchical learning in neural networks produces an invariant schema for visual boundary detection, matching human neural activity patterns.

Hippocampal Theta Phase Precession Supports Memory Formation and Retrieval of Naturalistic Experience in Humans

This study shows that phase precession in human hippocampal theta oscillations correlates with memory encoding and retrieval success during naturalistic experiences.

Decoding of human identity by computer vision and neuronal vision

The paper decodes human identity from neuronal activity using computer vision and deep learning, finding that tens of neurons in brain regions beyond MTL can robustly represent concepts.

Cognitive boundary signals in the human medial temporal lobe shape episodic memory representation

This study identifies neurons in the human medial temporal lobe that signal cognitive boundaries between episodic events and shows these signals correlate with memory accuracy and temporal order recall.

Coupling between slow-waves and sharp-wave ripples organizes distributed neural activity during sleep in humans

This study examines how hippocampal sharp-wave ripples and slow-waves interact to coordinate neural activity during sleep in humans.