Working memory (WM) relies on the prioritization of relevant information and suppression of
irrelevant information [1, 2]. Prioritizing relevant information has been linked to theta …

The primate visual system contains two major cortical pathways: a ventral-temporal pathway
that has been associated with object processing and recognition, and a dorsal-parietal …

Aging leads to global changes in brain structure and cognitive performance, with
reorganization of functional brain networks. Importantly, these age-related changes show …

During dynamic occlusion, an object passes behind an occluding surface and then later
reappears. Even when completely occluded from view, such objects are experienced as …

Rumination and worry are prominent symptoms of many psychiatric disorders. These
symptoms compete for the same working memory (WM) storage space as those required for …

Abstract Reasoning about counterintuitive concepts in science and math is thought to
require suppressing naive theories, prior knowledge, or misleading perceptual cues through …

A consolidated practice in cognitive neuroscience is to explore the properties of human
visual working memory through the analysis of electromagnetic signals using cued change …

Prospective memory (PM) is the ability to remember to carry out an intention when the
appropriate cue occurs. This study aimed to investigate whether the superior parietal cortex …

Oftentimes, objects are only partially and transiently visible as parts of them become
occluded during observer or object motion. The visual system can integrate such object …

While zero-phase lag synchronization between multiple brain regions has been widely
observed, relatively recent reports indicate that systematic phase delays between cortical …