Our ability to remember or imagine specific events involves the construction of complex
mental representations, a process that engages cortical and hippocampal regions in a core …

With the advent of functional neuroimaging it quickly became apparent that successful
episodic memory retrieval was consistently associated with enhanced activity in ventral …

Although every life event is unique, there are considerable commonalities across events.
However, little is known about whether or how the brain flexibly represents information about …

The mental contents of perception and imagery are thought to be encoded in hierarchical
representations in the brain, but previous attempts to visualize perceptual contents have …

Research into the neural correlates of individual differences in imagery vividness point to an
important role of the early visual cortex. However, there is also great fluctuation of vividness …

Deep neural networks (DNNs) have recently been applied successfully to brain decoding
and image reconstruction from functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) activity …

Although distinct categories are reliably decoded from fMRI brain responses, it has proved
more difficult to distinguish visually similar inputs, such as different faces. Here, we apply a …

Visual images observed by humans can be reconstructed from their brain activity. However,
the visualization (externalization) of mental imagery is challenging. Only a few studies have …

Despite consistent activation on tasks of episodic memory, the precise contribution of the left
angular gyrus (AG) to mnemonic functions remains vigorously debated. Mounting evidence …

Reactivation refers to the phenomenon wherein patterns of neural activity expressed during
perceptual experience are re-expressed at a later time, a putative neural marker of memory …