Learning and The Brain | Interview with Artem Kirsanov

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Thanks for having me, Andrew! It was a pleasure!

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Thanks so much for talking! It was great having you and we’ll have to do it again soon.

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@@senseofmindshow is it soon yet? :D

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I can't believe Artem is only an undergrad! What a bright future ahead of us in the field.

[@kritikasinghh07]

This is so cool and helpful to me as a psychology student! Thank you

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About Grid Cells and Place Cells. The first cells give input to the second ones. Any given grid cell generate a regular pattern of hotspots which form vertices of a mesh of imaginary equilateral triangles while the animal roam in the space. Grid cells are though to give some kind of metrical reference upstream because there are multiple grid cells whose firing patterns that tile the space are shifted in phase, orientation and grid size so at any particular location there is a unique combitantion of active grid cells feeded to place cells pool to signal the animal position. That's is what I remember reading about it long ago.