Mikayla Cutler

This study shows that reactivating specific cocaine-associated memories in the dorsal dentate gyrus can reduce cocaine-induced reinstatement of drug-seeking behavior, with effects varying by the stage of drug exposure.

This study shows that ventrolateral orbitofrontal cortex activity is required for updating spatial memories when new information is present, as evidenced by behavioral and hippocampal ensemble impairments.

This study compares how humans and neural networks use shape and texture cues for object recognition, finding that humans rely more on shape while networks are biased towards texture, with 3D cues affecting them differently.