Scene construction is a key component of memory recall, navigation, and future imagining,
and relies on the medial temporal lobes (MTL). A parallel body of work suggests that eye …

Although hippocampus unequivocally supports explicit/declarative memory, fewer findings
have demonstrated its role in implicit expressions of memory. We tested for hippocampal …

We move our eyes to explore the visual world, extract information, and create memories. The
number of gaze fixations—the stops that the eyes make—has been shown to correlate with …

Visual working memory (VWM) is the ability to maintain visual information in a readily
available and easily updated state. Converging evidence has revealed that VWM capacity is …

During real-world scene perception, viewers actively direct their attention through a scene in
a controlled sequence of eye fixations. During each fixation, local scene properties are …

We explore the environment not only by navigating, but also by viewing our surroundings
with our eyes. Here we review growing evidence that the mammalian hippocampal …

Decades of cognitive neuroscience research has shown that where we look is intimately
connected to what we remember. In this article, we review findings from human and …

Contralateral hemispheric representation of sensory inputs (the right visual hemifield in the
left hemisphere and vice versa) is a fundamental feature of primate sensorimotor …

Visual exploration is related to activity in the hippocampus (HC) and/or extended medial
temporal lobe system (MTL), is influenced by stored memories, and is altered in amnesic …

Investigations into the neural basis of memory in human and non-human primates have
focused on the hippocampus and associated medial temporal lobe (MTL) structures …