Mice identify subgoal locations through an action-driven mapping process
Philip Shamash, Sebastian Lee, Andrew Saxe, Tiago Branco
This study shows mice use action-driven exploration to learn subgoal locations and integrate them into spatial memory.
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Philip Shamash, Sebastian Lee, Andrew Saxe, Tiago Branco
This study shows mice use action-driven exploration to learn subgoal locations and integrate them into spatial memory.
Philip Shamash, Sarah F. Olesen, Παναγιώτα Ιορδανίδου…·Tiago Branco
This study shows mice use subgoal memorization to learn multi-step routes, a strategy distinct from standard spatial learning models.
Peter Y. Wang, Cristian Boboilă, Matthew Chin…·Richard Axel
This study shows how odor representations shift from piriform cortex to prefrontal cortex, with transient and persistent value-based representations emerging after learning.
Zheng Wu, Ashok Litwin-Kumar, Philip Shamash…·Michael Neil Shadlen
The paper investigates how context influences olfactory decision-making by examining the role of the premotor area ALM in a delayed match-to-sample task.
Philip Shamash, Matteo Carandini, Kenneth D Harris, Nicholas A. Steinmetz
MATLAB tool registers histology slices to the Allen Mouse Brain Atlas and traces electrode tracks across them, reported to localize recording sites more accurately than eyeballing the atlas.