Humans are remarkably limited in:(i) how many control-dependent tasks they can execute
simultaneously, and (ii) how intensely they can focus on a single task. These limitations are …

Working memory (WM) maintains task-relevant information in a state ready for processing.
While traditional theories assume that sustained neuronal activity is responsible for WM, the …

Cognitive control guides behaviour by controlling what, when, and how information is
represented in the brain. For example, attention controls sensory processing; top-down …

Human perceptual decisions can be repelled away from (repulsive adaptation) or attracted
towards recent visual experience (attractive serial dependence). It is currently unclear …

The brain plans and executes volitional movements. The underlying patterns of neural
population activity have been explored in the context of movements of the eyes, limbs …

The ability to sustain internal representations of the sensory environment beyond immediate
perception is a fundamental requirement of cognitive processing. In recent years, debates …

Working memory (WM) is important to maintain information over short time periods to
provide some stability in a constantly changing environment. However, brain activity is …

Working memory provides flexible storage of information in service of upcoming behavioral
goals. Some models propose specific fixed loci and mechanisms for the storage of visual …

Serial dependence, how immediately preceding experiences bias our current estimations,
has been described experimentally during delayed-estimation of many different visual …

Visual imagery allows for the construction of rich internal experience in our mental world.
However, it has remained poorly understood how imagery experience derives volitionally as …