Neural degeneration is a hallmark of healthy aging and can be associated with specific
cognitive impairments. However, neural degeneration per se is not matched by unremitting …

A common observation in fMRI studies using the BOLD signal is that older adults, compared
with young adults, show overactivations, particularly during less demanding tasks. The …

We propose that the preservation of functional integration, estimated from measures of
neural synchrony, is a key objective of neurocompensatory mechanisms associated with …

Aging changes autobiographical memory (AM), yet the neural correlates of these changes
are poorly understood, likely due to methodological variability across studies. We conducted …

Effective interactions with the environment rely on the integration of multisensory signals:
Our brains must efficiently combine signals that share a common source, and segregate …

Successful explicit memory encoding is associated with inferior temporal activations and
medial parietal deactivations, which are attenuated in aging. Here we used dynamic causal …

Considerable studies have focused on the neural basis of visually guided tracking
movement in the frontoparallel plane, whereas the neural process in real-world …

Transient ischemic attack (TIA) is a temporary episode of neurological dysfunction that
results from focal brain ischemia. Although TIA symptoms are quickly resolved, patients with …

The recruitment of cross-hemispheric counterparts of lateralized prefrontal brain regions with
increasing processing demand is thought to increase memory performance despite …

Transferring a unimanual motor skill to the untrained hand, a phenomenon known as cross-
limb transfer, was shown to deteriorate as a function of age. While transcranial direct current …