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Grid cell data Brun et al 2008

WARNING THIS DATASET HAS SOME ISSUES. Spike-time data for grid cells. Data used in the publication: Brun, V., 2008, "Progressive increase in grid scale from dorsal to ventral medial entorhinal cortex", Hippocampus, 18, 1200–1212.

This dataset is an older version of the published dataset doi: 10.11582/2014.00002 with data put online before Norstore Research Archive was available.

Centre for the Biology of Memory, Vegard BrunDOI : 10.11582/2017.00018License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0

3.3 GBBiota

Neuroscience

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Theme	Biota
Subjects	Natural sciences
Type	dataset
Language	English
Status	COMPLETE
Projects
Dataset Size (MB)	3328.85217
State	active
Last Modified	2025-11-11T16:27:28

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Identifier	570cd2c0-2891-4265-89d3-21e7df4d76c2
Other Identifier/DOI	10.11582/2017.00018

Personnel (first name, last name, organisation, email)

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Contact points	Contact point 1 Type person First name Edvard Ingjald Last name Moser Organisation NTNU Email edvard.moser@ntnu.no ORCID Name Acronym Contact email Homepage URL ROR
Creators	Creator 1 Type organisation First name Last name Organisation Email ORCID Name Centre for the Biology of Memory Acronym Contact email contact@cbm.ntnu.no Homepage URL ROR Creator 2 Type person First name Vegard Last name Brun Organisation NTNU Email vegard.brun@ntnu.no ORCID Name Acronym Contact email Homepage URL ROR
Contributors	Contributor 1 First name Haagen Last name Waade Organisation NTNU Email haagen.waade@ntnu.no ORCID Type Related Person Contributor 2 First name Vadim Last name Frolov Organisation NTNU Email vadim.frolov@ntnu.no ORCID Type Related Person
Dataset owner	Owner 1 Organisation NTNU ROR 05xg72x27
Publisher	NIRD RDA

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License	CC-BY-4.0
Access Rights	public

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Release date	2017-10-16

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2017-10-16

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