The neuroscience of turning heads

Sergio A. Pecirno and Alexandra T. Keinath ()
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Sergio A. Pecirno: University of Illinois Chicago
Alexandra T. Keinath: University of Illinois Chicago

Nature Human Behaviour, 2024, vol. 8, issue 7, 1243-1244

Abstract: Measuring neural activity in moving humans has been a longstanding challenge in neuroscience, which limits what we know about our navigational neural codes. Leveraging mobile EEG and motion capture, Griffiths et al. overcome this challenge to elucidate neural representations of direction and highlight key cross-species similarities.

Date: 2024
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