Visual working memory (VWM) refers to the ability to encode, store, and retrieve visual
information. The two prevailing theories that describe VWM assume that information is …

Almost all models of visual memory implicitly assume that errors in mnemonic
representations are linearly related to distance in stimulus space. Here we show that neither …

There is a consensus that visual working memory (WM) resources are sharply limited, but
debate persists regarding the simple question of whether there is a limit to the total number …

Working memory (WM) is a system for the online storage of information. An emerging view is
that neuronal oscillations coordinate the cellular assemblies that code the content of WM. In …

It is well established that the hippocampus is critical for long‐term episodic memory, but a
growing body of research suggests that it also plays a critical role in supporting memory over …

An emerging view suggests that spatial position is an integral component of working
memory (WM), such that non-spatial features are bound to locations regardless of whether …

Visual working memory is a capacity-limited cognitive system used to actively store and
manipulate visual information. Visual working memory capacity is not fixed, but varies by …

It is often assumed that information in visual working memory (vWM) is maintained via
persistent activity. However, recent evidence indicates that information in vWM could be …

QUEST+ is a Bayesian adaptive psychometric testing method that allows an arbitrary
number of stimulus dimensions, psychometric function parameters, and trial outcomes. It is a …

Visual working memory (VWM) recruits a broad network of brain regions, including
prefrontal, parietal, and visual cortices. Recent evidence supports a “sensory recruitment” …