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Intro
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Phase procession
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Phase relationship
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Decoding
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Spatial navigational tasks
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Backtoback teammates task
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Theta phase locking
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The prefrontal cortex
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Optogenetic manipulation
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Temporal coding
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NonREM sleep
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Alberts study
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Slow oscillations
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Sleep
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Explore the intricate workings of hippocampal memory, cognition, and sleep's crucial role in a comprehensive lecture by MIT's Matt Wilson. Delve into topics such as phase procession, phase relationships, decoding techniques, spatial navigational tasks, and back-to-back teammates tasks. Examine theta phase locking, the prefrontal cortex's functions, and optogenetic manipulation. Investigate temporal coding, non-REM sleep patterns, and Albert's study on slow oscillations. Gain valuable insights into the complex interplay between sleep and cognitive processes, enhancing your understanding of neuroscience and memory formation.

Hippocampal Memory, Cognition, and the Role of Sleep - Part 2

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