Steven L. Poulter

This study shows that subicular neurons encode predictive spatial representations by integrating behavioral biases into the successor representation framework, explaining their diverse activity patterns.

The paper shows that theta phase precession enhances memorability of sensory-driven vector fields and persists in memory-dependent fields during retrieval.

The paper identifies a novel neuron type, Vector Trace cells, in the subiculum that generate vector fields for spatial memory encoding.

This study uses diffusion tensor MRI and CLARITY to show structural brain changes in Nrxn2 knockout mice, revealing altered connectivity in socially relevant regions.