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1. Neuroscience › Memory and Neural Mechanisms

   Locally ordered representation of 3D space in the entorhinal cortex

   Ginosar, Aljadeff, Burak, Sompolinsky, Las and Ulanovsky · Nature · 2021

   Recording from freely flying bats, the authors found that 3D grid cells have locally ordered but not globally lattice-like fields, and proposed one model to account for both 2D and 3D grid cells.

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   1. UncheckedA model in which grid-cell fields interact in pairs gave a hexagonal lattice in 2D and only local order in 3D, covering both with one model.“We modelled grid cells as emerging from pairwise interactions between fields, which yielded a hexagonal lattice in 2D and local order in 3D, thereby describing both 2D and 3D grid cells using one unifying model.”