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An abstract of the article "A physiologically inspired model for global remapping in the hippocampus," by several researchers including, Axel Kammerer, Alexander Mathis, and Martin Stemmler is presented.

The article discusses a study that compares grid coding versus place coding for navigation using spiking neurons. It presents two different interpretations of the grid population code, which include an effective way of subdividing space with high resolution and modular arithmetic. It investigates that spatial resolution of both codes on a limited, one-dimensional space with a finite amount of cells and families of tuning curves.

An abstract of the research paper "Enthorinal Phase Precession Revisited: Single-Run Analysis of in-Vivo Grid Cell Data," by Eric T. Reifenstein and colleagues, which was presented at the Twentieth Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting held at Stockholm, Sweden from July 23-28, 2011 is presented.