The rodent hippocampus is known to exhibit two very distinctive patterns of activity: theta
with place selective cells firing during exploratory behavior and sharp waves (SPWs) …

Solving demanding tasks requires fast and flexible coordination among different brain areas.
Everyday examples of this are the social dilemmas in which goals tend to clash, requiring …

Social memory is one of the crucial components of episodic memories. Gregarious animals
living in societies utilize social memory to exhibit the appropriate social behaviors such as …

The functional role of synchronous oscillations in various brain processes has attracted a lot
of experimental interest. Berke et al.(2008) reported beta oscillations during the learning of …

Social recognition consists of multiple memory processes, including the detection of
familiarity–the ability to rapidly distinguish familiar from novel individuals–and recollection …

Abstract Hippocampal oscillations, particularly theta (6–12 Hz) and gamma (30–90 Hz)
frequency bands, play an important role in several cognitive functions. Theta and gamma …

It is well‐established that theta (~ 4–10 Hz) and gamma (~ 25–100 Hz) oscillations interact
in the rat hippocampus. This cross‐frequency coupling might facilitate neuronal coordination …

Hippocampal region CA2 has received increased attention due to its importance in social
recognition memory. While its specific function remains to be identified, there are indications …

Computational theories have suggested different functions for the hippocampal subfields
(eg, CA1 and CA3) in memory. However, it has been difficult to find dissociations relevant to …

Key points Learning and memory storage requires neuronal plasticity induced in the
hippocampus and other related brain areas, and this process is thought to rely on …