George Dragoi
@georgedragoi.bsky.social
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our "Untangling the Mind" tour with NatGeo is ready for liftoff again this Fall and throughout Spring '26!
this show is meant for anyone interested in science and the brain because neuroscience belongs to everyone 🧠
info + tour dates 👇🏽!
live.nationalgeographic.org/event/untang...
this show is meant for anyone interested in science and the brain because neuroscience belongs to everyone 🧠
info + tour dates 👇🏽!
live.nationalgeographic.org/event/untang...
October 6, 2025 at 5:32 PM
our "Untangling the Mind" tour with NatGeo is ready for liftoff again this Fall and throughout Spring '26!
this show is meant for anyone interested in science and the brain because neuroscience belongs to everyone 🧠
info + tour dates 👇🏽!
live.nationalgeographic.org/event/untang...
this show is meant for anyone interested in science and the brain because neuroscience belongs to everyone 🧠
info + tour dates 👇🏽!
live.nationalgeographic.org/event/untang...
medicine.yale.edu/news-article...
A beautiful take on our latest research article
A beautiful take on our latest research article
The Brain Navigates New Spaces By ‘Flickering’ Between Reality and Old Mental Maps
A new Yale study reveals the brain's internal map doesn't just track one’s current location, it constantly "flickers" between the present space and remembered
medicine.yale.edu
October 3, 2025 at 8:18 PM
medicine.yale.edu/news-article...
A beautiful take on our latest research article
A beautiful take on our latest research article
Interesting theta sequence-replay-learning relationships! Consistent with Winson's '78 work on theta disruption impairing learning and our (Farooq & Dragoi '19; DOI: 10.1126/science.aav0502) work on emergence of preplay and waking rest replay prior to theta sequences during rat postnatal development
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🚨 New preprint! 🚨
Excited and proud (& a little nervous 😅) to share our latest work on the importance of #theta-timescale spiking during #locomotion in #learning. If you care about how organisms learn, buckle up. 🧵👇
📄 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
💻 code + data 🔗 below 🤩
#neuroskyence
🚨 New preprint! 🚨
Excited and proud (& a little nervous 😅) to share our latest work on the importance of #theta-timescale spiking during #locomotion in #learning. If you care about how organisms learn, buckle up. 🧵👇
📄 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
💻 code + data 🔗 below 🤩
#neuroskyence
September 20, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Interesting theta sequence-replay-learning relationships! Consistent with Winson's '78 work on theta disruption impairing learning and our (Farooq & Dragoi '19; DOI: 10.1126/science.aav0502) work on emergence of preplay and waking rest replay prior to theta sequences during rat postnatal development
We reveal what theta sequences, representational drift, and flickering between alternate representations (as forms of non-local spatial representations) have in common and how and when they emerge and express via internal generative processes. Please check our open access article here: rdcu.be/eCGWt
Generative emergence of non-local representations in the hippocampus
Nature Communications - How the interplay between internal and external network drives shapes the representation of the world is not fully understood. The authors show that internal generative...
rdcu.be
September 11, 2025 at 4:20 PM
We reveal what theta sequences, representational drift, and flickering between alternate representations (as forms of non-local spatial representations) have in common and how and when they emerge and express via internal generative processes. Please check our open access article here: rdcu.be/eCGWt