J. Quinn Lee

The paper investigates sex differences in processing negative social valence using social valence tasks and in vivo calcium imaging in mice, finding females show reduced identity recognition in negative social contexts.

This paper introduces a computational model that generates diverse neural representations in the hippocampal-entorhinal system through contrastive learning, capturing spatial coding patterns observed in real neural data.

The paper quantifies activity sparsity in the rat hippocampus during two memory tasks and finds it is task-invariant across the trisynaptic circuit and dorsoventral axis.

The paper identifies representational structure in CA1 remapping across brains and benchmarks cognitive mapping models against observed neuronal dynamics.

The paper shows greater Arc expression in dorsal than ventral CA1 across tasks and sexes, supporting the granularity hypothesis over the cognitive function hypothesis.