It has been suggested that cross-frequency phase-amplitude coupling (PAC), particularly in
temporal brain structures, serves as a neural mechanism for coordinated working memory …

Alpha-frequency band (8–14 Hz) oscillations are among the most salient phenomena in
human electroencephalography (EEG) recordings and yet their functional roles have …

Spike and local field potential activity were recorded simultaneously from multiple sites in
primary visual cortex of strabismic cats, while monocular stimulation alternated with …

Episodic memories are information-rich, often multisensory events that rely on binding
different elements [1]. The elements that will constitute a memory episode are processed in …

The huge number of neurons in the human brain are connected to form functionally
specialized assemblies. The brain's amazing processing capabilities rest on local …

Introduction 3. What is meant by" oscillatory synchrony"? 4. Oscillatory synchrony and visual
binding 5. Oscillatory synchrony and attention 6. Oscillatory synchrony, learning and …

Neural oscillations are important for memory formation in the brain. The desynchronization
of alpha (10 Hz) oscillations in the neocortex has been shown to predict successful memory …

Visual cortical cells demonstrate both oscillation and synchronization, although the
underlying causes and functional significance of these behaviors remain uncertain. We …

Visual working memory (VWM) is used to maintain sensory information for cognitive
operations, and its deficits are associated with several neuropsychological disorders. VWM …

The question of how the brain selects which stimuli in our visual field will be given priority to
enter into perception, to guide our actions and to form our memories has been a matter of …