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Suthana et al. studied brain recordings from implanted electrodes in freely moving humans. They show that neural dynamics encoded actual and imagined routes similarly. @suthanalab.bsky.social @seeber.bsky.social
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🧠 Our new (NIH funded!) paper reveals how the brain creates internal dynamics during both real- and imagined navigation. We recorded directly from the human hippocampus as participants moved through physical space and when they mentally navigated imagined routes.
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🚨 new publication from our lab in @pnas.org !
"Expert navigators deploy rational complexity–based decision precaching for large-scale real-world planning"

Entropy of streets & successor representations explain planning speed

Colab wth Daniel McNamee at Champalimaud

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This is a really interesting new study linking curiosity and cognitive mapping:

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New episode!

I talked to Roberto Bottini about cognitive maps, image spaces, how blind people have altered grid-like coding, egocentric and all-centric perspectives, some tips for grant writing & much more.

Thanks Roberto for being a guest!

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This article highlights the amazingly creative work of BU BME star faculty Darren Roblyer. Check it out! #BiomedicalEngineering #SocietalEngineering

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Congratulations to the 2025 BMES CMBE award winners, including BU BME Profs. Chris Chen, who won the Shu Chien Achievement Award, and Hadi Nia, chosen as a Rising Star. Huzzah! #BiomedicalEngineering #SocietalEngineering

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Two of my favorite people, star faculty Cathie Klapperich and Joyce Wong, are driving an effort at Boston University to make women's health a societal priority. #BiomedicalEngineering #SocietalEngineering

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I'm honored to lead a BME department with faculty like Muhammad Zaman, a wonderful example of what we mean at BU by Societal Engineering. #BiomedicalEngineering #SocietalEngineering

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Trying out Blue Sky

Would be fantastic if some former guests could retweet/whatever you call it here, so I'm not starting from scratch again

@matthiasnau.bsky.social @jzberman.bsky.social @eikofried.bsky.social @katejj.bsky.social @erikwengstrom.bsky.social @jacobbellmund.bsky.social

Check out our new paper: we used iEEG in freely-moving humans, to study neural representations of memory and space in the human MTL during ambulatory spatial navigation. Hot off the press from the Suthana lab, spearheaded by the amazing Sabrina Maoz:

www.nature.com/articles/s41...