The'cognitive map'hypothesis proposes that brain builds a unified representation of the
spatial environment to support memory and guide future action. Forty years of …

The last decade has produced exciting new ideas about retrosplenial cortex (RSC) and its
role in integrating diverse inputs. Here, we review the diversity in forms of spatial and …

The retrosplenial cortex is reciprocally connected with multiple structures implicated in
spatial cognition, and damage to the region itself produces numerous spatial impairments …

We present a model of how neural representations of egocentric spatial experiences in
parietal cortex interface with viewpoint-independent representations in medial temporal …

To successfully navigate the environment, animals depend on their ability to continuously
track their heading direction and speed. Neurons that encode angular head velocity (AHV) …

The interactions between neocortical areas are fluid and state-dependent, but how
individual neurons couple to cortex-wide network dynamics remains poorly understood. We …

Animals adaptively integrate sensation, planning, and action to navigate toward goal
locations in ever-changing environments, but the functional organization of cortex …

The ability to recover one's bearings when lost is a skill that is fundamental for spatial
navigation. We review the cognitive and neural mechanisms that underlie this ability, with …

Traversal of a complicated route is often facilitated by considering it as a set of related sub-
spaces. Such compartmentalization processes could occur within retrosplenial cortex, a …

The retrosplenial cortex is anatomically positioned to integrate sensory, motor, and visual
information and is thought to have an important role in processing spatial information and …