Gergely Tarcsay

The paper investigates spatial coding deficits in hippocampal subfields of mice with temporal lobe epilepsy, finding specific impairments in place cell properties across subfields.

The paper identifies a third type of dentate spike (DS3) that represents a continuous distribution of input strength from lateral and medial entorhinal cortex, challenging the traditional bimodal classification.

The paper investigates how interictal spikes affect spatial working memory in mice, finding that clustered spikes at reward locations improve performance while dispersed spikes impair it.

The paper presents a low-cost platform for multi-animal chronic seizure monitoring with real-time synchronization of video and local field potential data, along with a user-friendly GUI for seizure detection and behavioral scoring.

The paper models the effects of recording instruments on axonal voltage measurements and shows how instrumentation distorts signals, offering a method to predict native waveforms from distorted recordings.