The hippocampus is implicated in novelty detection, thought to be important for regulating
entry of information into long-term memory. Whether electrophysiological responses to …

In humans, brain oscillations are thought to support critical features of memory formation
such as coordination of activity across regions, consolidation, and temporal ordering of …

Long-term memory is important to human development. Although it is easier to change
people's brain activities before they become adults, such as children, it is extremely difficult …

With the ageing population comes an increase in dementia and memory-related disorders.
Investigations of memory formation can facilitate insights into more effective treatments for …

The hippocampus is believed to play a key role in long-term consolidation during sleep.
Additionally, hippocampal place cells-pyramidal neurons that fire in discrete locations in the …

Episodic memory, ie, the conscious memory for personally experienced events within a
particular spatio-temporal context, and emotion processing represent salient features of the …

The Perceptual-Mnemonic (PM) view of the Medial Temporal Lobe (MTL) suggests it
processes representations for both perception and memory and that functional separation in …

The hippocampus has a well-established role in episodic memory and serves as a hub in a
network of distributed brain regions (ie, hippocampal-cortical network; HCN). Theta-band (4 …

Abstract Theta oscillations (3-9 Hz) in the hippocampus have been posited to mitigate the
trade-offs between encoding and retrieval by segregating them in time (ie at opposite …

Neuroimaging experiments implicate the posterior cingulate cortex (PCC) in episodic
memory processing, making it a potential target for responsive neuromodulation strategies …