Neural mechanisms in hippocampal-prefrontal networks for memory and cognition
Columbia University Zuckerman Institute
Event Information
Host
Columbia University Zuckerman Institute
Duration
60 minutes
Abstract
Shantanu Jadhav presents work on coordinated hippocampal-prefrontal activity and the neural mechanisms that support memory-guided cognition and decisions. The seminar draws on systems electrophysiology and circuit analysis to connect distributed network dynamics with behavior.
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