Computational models and in vivo studies in rodents suggest that the hippocampal system
oscillates between states that are optimal for encoding and states that are optimal for …

Event‐related potentials were recorded under conditions of intentional or incidental learning
of pictures and words, and during the subsequent recognition memory test for these stimuli …

Subliminal stimuli can be deeply processed and activate similar brain areas as consciously
perceived stimuli. This raises the question which signatures of neural activity critically …

This chapter reviews studies employing event-related brain potentials (ERPs) to investigate
the neural correlates of human long-term memory. The authors concentrate on research …

A hallmark of episodic memory is the phenomenon of mentally reexperiencing the details of
past events, and a well-established concept is that the neuronal activity that mediates …

Memory formation and reinstatement are thought to lock to the hippocampal theta rhythm,
predicting that encoding and retrieval processes appear rhythmic themselves. Here, we …

The hypothesis that episodic memory retrieval can occur in parallel with other cognitive
processes was tested in 2 experiments. Participants memorized words and then performed …

Episodic memory refers to humans' unique ability to mentally reconstruct past events.
Neurocomputational models predict that remembering entails the reinstatement of brain …

Event‐related potentials (ERPs) were recorded during initial study and recognition of words
and novel visual patterns. Words and patterns yielded similar recognition results that …

Recently, elevated ongoing pre-stimulus beta power (13–17 Hz) at encoding has been
associated with subsequent memory formation for visual stimulus material. It is unclear …