The topography of memory

Howard Eichenbaum ()
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Howard Eichenbaum: Laboratory of Cognitive Neurobiology, Boston University

Nature, 1999, vol. 402, issue 6762, 597-598

Abstract: The areas of the brain responsible for early processing of sensory information have a systematic anatomical organization, allowing the topographies of the various sensory features to be mapped. Higher cortical processing centres were not thought to be organized in this way. But recordings made in monkeys using a unique electrode array reveal a functional organization for one of the highest cortical-processing areas in the brain — the hippocampus.

Date: 1999
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