Storing and accessing memories is required to successfully perform day-to-day tasks, for
example for engaging in a meaningful conversation. Previous studies in both rodents and …

Sequential activity is seen in the hippocampus during multiple network patterns, prominently
as replay activity during both awake and sleep sharp‐wave ripples (SWRs), and as theta …

The hippocampus is required for the encoding, consolidation, and retrieval of episodic
memories, but the neural mechanisms underlying these processes are still not well …

Remembering experiences that lead to reward is essential for survival. The hippocampus is
required for forming and storing memories of events and places, but the mechanisms that …

A general wisdom is that experiences need to be tagged during learning for further
consolidation. However, brain mechanisms that select experiences for lasting memory are …

Replay of behavioral sequences in the hippocampus during sharp wave ripple complexes
(SWRs) provides a potential mechanism for memory consolidation and the learning of …

While ongoing experience proceeds continuously, memories of past experience are often
recalled as episodes with defined beginnings and ends. The neural mechanisms that lead to …

Hippocampal sharp wave-ripples (SPW-Rs) and associated place-cell reactivations are
crucial for spatial memory consolidation during sleep and rest. However, it remains unclear …

The hippocampus plays an important role in memory for events that are distinct in space and
time. One of the strongest, most synchronous neural signals produced by the hippocampus …

Behavioral changes in response to reward require monitoring past behavior relative to
present outcomes. This is thought to involve a fine coordination between the hippocampus …