SFB 1315

How does the brain transform neural representations into a new framework of prior experience?

And how are these **evolving brain states – what we call memory consolidation, maintained over time?**

Collaborative Research Center 1315

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Publications

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WiChR, a highly potassium-selective channelrhodopsin for low-light one- and two-photon inhibition of excitable cells

Johannes Vierock, Enrico Peter, Christiane Grimm, Andrey Rozenberg, I-Wen Chen, Linda Tillert, Alejandro G. Castro Scalise, Marilù Casini, Sandra Augustin, Dimitrii Tanese, Benoît C. Forget, Rémi Peyronnet, Franziska Schneider-Warme, Valentina Emiliani, Oded Béjà, Peter Hegemann

C01, Johannes Vierock, Peter Hegemann – December 30, 2022

From generating to violating predictions: The effects of prediction error on episodic memory

Gözem Turan, Isabelle Ehrlich, Yee Lee Shing and Sophie Nolden

B04, Yee Lee Shing – January 19, 2023

Distinct multivariate structural brain profiles are related to variations in short- and long-delay memory consolidation across children and young adults

Iryna Schommartz, Philip F. Lembcke, Francesco Pupillo, Henriette Schuetz, Nina Wald de Chamorro, Martin Bauer, Angela M. Kaindl, Claudia Buss, Yee Lee Shing

B04, Angela Kaindl, Claudia Buss, Henriette Schütz, Iryna Schommartz, Nina Wald d e Chamorro, Philip Lembcke, Yee Lee Shing – December 29, 2022

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