Marco Pompili

Everyone knows that the dorsal and ventral hippocampus play different roles. But, have you ever wondered how the neurons in these areas differ in their functions? We've begun shedding light on this in a new preprint, just out in its final form! 🧵👇biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 1/11

January 1992 in Prague Jan Bureš told me about place cells, and turned me into a scientist. This Perspective reminds us that such neurons don’t respond to stimuli. Network discharge (and knowledge) is internally-organized but interdependent on the world nature.com/articles/s4158…

Most knowledge of sequence p/replay comes from single experiences. Now we reveal principles of generative coding enabling HPC to parallelize & bind time-compressed representations of 15 discontinuous experiences in single events in sleep @NatureNeuro: rdcu.be/dOjCv 1/6

Hi all, with bittersweet feelings I present to you my final project (alas I'm out of funding). Strap in,buckle up & please RT! Now on bioRxiv: "Structured neural fluctuations can generate noise invariance and inter-areal gating at distinct timescales": doi.org/10.1101/2024.0… 1/

Reconceptualizing behavior as a sharable reagent: rdcu.be/dIFmr We present a platform for behavioral analysis called Simple Behavioral Analysis (SimBA). A sincere thank you to the community for their continued expert feedback and suggestions

Dimensionality reduction beyond neural subspaces with slice tensor component analysis nature.com/articles/s4159…

Very proud of @KouroshMaboudi for his conscientious work on nature.com/articles/s4158…, where he developed and applied a new method to track the spatial tuning of hippocampal neurons during offline periods and found that they can change during ripples after maze exposure. 1/3

A comprehensive review on cell assembly detection, must read for anyone looking to relate neuronal population activity to behaviour, memory, etc. I've had the project to integrate many of these methods in one @thepynapple package... time to do it! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

✨Exciting news! Our research on parallel decision computations is just out in @NatureNeuro ! nature.com/articles/s4159… With it, here goes my first attempt at a #tweetprint ! 🧵

Super excited to share that our work on uncovering neural assemblies in zebrafish using compositional RBMs has now been published in @eLife (thank you for the cool auto-generated cover😃)! 1/3 elifesciences.org/articles/83139