Fabia Imhof

This paper investigates how forgotten infantile memories persist in the hippocampus and can be reinstated through specific network processes involving contextual and aversive reminders.

The paper shows that memory encoding in the mouse hippocampus creates multiple traces in early- and late-born neurons, which reorganize over time and affect memory persistence and plasticity.

The paper shows that transthalamic pathways in mice carry distinct visual information to higher cortical areas compared to direct intracortical projections.

This study maps axonal projection patterns of 591 V1 neurons in mice, finding most neurons broadcast to multiple cortical targets rather than sending dedicated projections to single areas.