Efficient navigation requires prioritizing information from behaviorally relevant locations. In rats, such selective sampling may arise from theta-paced sweeps in grid and place cell populations, which scan nearby space in a left-right alternating …
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Adaptive modulation of theta sweeps in the brain’s navigation circuit | Science
