Yukun Qu

The paper shows that replay-DMN coordination develops with age, predicting grid-like representations in the entorhinal cortex during memory formation.

The paper shows that hippocampal ripples during rest predict the emergence of grid-like codes in the brain for inferring novel relationships in a 2D conceptual space.

The paper shows that replay during rest integrates fragmented experiences into a coherent cognitive map, reducing the need for online computation during inference.

The paper shows that non-spatial grid-like neural codes in the entorhinal cortex develop with age and correlate with inferential reasoning and intelligence.

This study uses EEG-fMRI to examine brain-wide activation during neural replay, finding correlations between replay strength and hippocampal activity, medial prefrontal cortex activity, and connectivity to the default mode network.

This study compares internal representations of human observers and a deep convolutional neural network in gender classification tasks, finding similar representations at low spatial frequencies.