Thank you, Pierre!

Thank you, Zak!

Thank you, Klaus!

A huge shoutout to the fantastic @suthanalab.bsky.social and colleagues who made this study a reality. We're also deeply grateful to our amazing study participants, whose commitment made this research possible.

These findings shed light on the brain waves that help us find our ways, imagine scenarios, and recollect episodic memories. In summary, these neural dynamics may be relevant for supporting experiences that are detached from the here and now.

The fascinating result? Similar neural patterns emerge in both scenarios! The hippocampal theta oscillations we observed encode spatial information even when we imagine moving along specific spatial routes.