Principal Investigator &
Scientific Coordinator Bernstein
Center Munich
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Address
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
München
Faculty of Biology
Grosshadernerstr.
2
82152 Planegg-Martinsried
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Phone
+49-89-2180-74823
Email
thurley[at]bccn-munich.de
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Research topics
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Neural basis of spatial
navigation
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Computation in the hippocampal
formation
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Collective properties and
dynamics of coupled neural
networks
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Scientific Approach
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Investigation of spatial
behavior of gerbils (rodents) in
real and virtual environments.
The work on virtual environments
is performed with the help
of Bernstein Virtual
Reality Facility for rodents. The work is
combined with multicellular
electrophysiological recordings
in the behaving gerbil.
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Theoretical analysis and
numerical simulations of
neurocomputational models
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Related Publications
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Josephine
Henke, David
Bunk, Dina von
Werder, Stefan
Ha ̈usler,
Virginia L.
Flanagin, & Kay Thurley (2021).
Distributed
coding of
duration in
rodent
prefrontal
cortex during
time
reproduction. eLife 10. doi: 10.7554/eLife.71612
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Kay Thurley (2016).
Magnitude
estimation with
noisy
integrators
linked by an
adaptive
reference. Front Integr
Neurosci 10, p. 6. doi:
10.3389/fnint.2016.00006
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Josephine
Henke, Virginia
L. Flanagin,
& Kay Thurley (2022). A
virtual reality
time
reproduction
task for
rodents. Frontiers in
Behavioral
Neuroscience 16. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2022.957804
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Olivia V Haas,
Josephine Henke,
Christian
Leibold, & Kay Thurley (2019).
Modality-
specific
Subpopulations
of Place Fields
Coexist in the
Hippocampus. Cerebral Cortex 29 (3), pp.
1109–1120. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhy017
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Background
Dipl. Bio. (Humboldt Universität zu
Berlin)
PhD (University of
Bern)
Habilitation (LMU Munich)
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