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Andrew R. Mayes

University of Manchester

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The hippocampus assumes a special role in supporting abstract concept representation

Alex Kafkas, Andrew R. Mayes, Daniela Montaldi

This study shows that the hippocampus is especially sensitive to abstract word processing, with increased activation for more abstract words, independent of memory.

bioRxiv · Jul 4, 2023 · PreprintNeuroscience

Thalamic-medial temporal lobe connectivity underpins familiarity memory

Alex Kafkas, Andrew R. Mayes, Daniela Montaldi

This study investigates how thalamic nuclei contribute to familiarity and recollection memory using fMRI, finding specific roles for different thalamic regions and their connectivity with the medial temporal lobe.

Cerebral Cortex · Jan 6, 2020Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Acute memory deficits in chemotherapy-treated adults

Oana C. Lindner, Andrew R. Mayes, Martin G. McCabe, Deborah Talmi

This study investigates acute memory deficits in chemotherapy-treated adults, finding accelerated forgetting and increased intrusions after treatment.

Memory · Mar 13, 2017Peer-reviewedNeuroscience