A fundamental question of human episodic memory concerns the cognitive and neural
representations and processes that give rise to the neural signals of memory. By integrating …

Neuronal mechanisms of episodic memory, the conscious recollection of autobiographical
events, are largely unknown because electrophysiological studies in humans are conducted …

Cognitive psychologists have long hypothesized that experiences are encoded in a
temporal context that changes gradually over time. When an episodic memory is retrieved …

Large-scale networks of brain regions are believed to mediate cognitive processes,
including episodic memory. Analyses of regional differences in brain activity, measured by …

Behavior, neuropsychology, and neuroimaging suggest that episodic memories are
constructed from interactions among the following basic systems: vision, audition, olfaction …

This paper presents an analysis of brain regions generally associated with a frequently used
episodic memory task; visual word recognition. The results from five positron emission …

Although memory has long been recognized as a generative process, neural research of
memory in recent decades has been predominantly influenced by Tulving's “mental time …

This paper presents a cognitive neuroscientific perspective on how human episodic
memories are formed. Convergent evidence from multiple brain imaging studies using …

A challenge for theories of episodic memory is to determine how we focus memory search
on a set of recently learned items. Cognitive theories suggest that the recall of an item …

In order to remember a past event, the brain must not only encode the specific aspects of an
event but also bind them in a manner that can later specify the spatiotemporal context in …