Neural oscillations at different frequencies have recently been related to a wide range of
basic and higher cognitive processes. One possible role of oscillatory activity is to assure the …

In the visual world, attention is guided by perceptual goals activated in visual working
memory (VWM). However, planning multiple-task sequences also requires VWM to store …

Previous, albeit correlative, findings have shown that the neural mechanisms underlying
working memory critically require cross-structural and cross-frequency coupling …

Functional cortical circuits for central executive functions have been shown to emerge by
theta (∼ 6 Hz) phase-coupling of distant cortical areas [1–3]. It has been repeatedly shown …

Organisms make two types of decisions on a regular basis. Perceptual decisions are
determined by objective states of the world (eg, melons are bigger than apples), whereas …

The human brain is a highly interconnected network. Recent studies have shown that the
functional and anatomical features of this network are organized in an efficient small-world …

Which meal would you like today, chicken or pasta? For such value-based choices,
organisms must flexibly integrate various types of sensory information about internal states …

Pareidolia refers to the perception of ambiguous sensory patterns as carrying a specific
meaning. In its most common form, pareidolia involves human-like facial features, where …

Neuroplasticity represents the dynamic structural and functional reorganization of the central
nervous system, including its connectivity, due to environmental and internal demands. It is …

A principal goal in sensory neuroscience is to understand how properties of our environment
are reflected in neural activity patterns. Recent advances in computational modeling provide …