Humans form lasting memories of stimuli that were only encountered once. This naturally
occurs when listening to a story, however it remains unclear how and when memories are …

Memories of experiences that occur around the same time are linked together by a shared
temporal context, represented by shared patterns of neural activity. However, shared …

When we remember events, we often do not only recall individual events, but also the
connections between them. However, extant research has focused on how humans segment …

During realistic, continuous perception, humans automatically segment experiences into
discrete events. Using a novel model of cortical event dynamics, we investigate how cortical …

It is well known that formation of new episodic memories depends on hippocampus, but in
real-life settings (eg, conversation), hippocampal amnesics can utilize information from …

Segmentation of continuous experience into discrete events is driven by rapid fluctuations in
encoding stability at context shifts (ie, event boundaries), yet the mechanisms underlying the …

The hallmark of episodic memory is recollecting multiple perceptual details tied to a specific
spatial-temporal context. To remember an event, it is therefore necessary to integrate such …

Remembering information from continuous past episodes is a complex task. On the one
hand, we must be able to recall events in a highly accurate way, often including exact …

Recollection is thought to be the hallmark of episodic memory. Here we provide evidence
that the hippocampus binds together the diverse elements forming an event, allowing …

Many everyday activities, such as engaging in conversation or listening to a story, require us
to sustain attention over a prolonged period of time while integrating and synthesizing …