M. W. Howard

The time to initiate retrieval of a memory depends on recency

The paper investigates how the time to retrieve a memory depends on recency, finding that response times increase logarithmically with lag, suggesting a need for temporal context recovery.

Scanning along a compressed timeline of the future

The paper introduces a novel judgment of imminence task to study future temporal order judgments and finds symmetric patterns with past memory tasks, suggesting similar underlying mechanisms.

In a temporally segmented experience hippocampal neurons represent temporally drifting context but not discrete segments.

This study shows that hippocampal neurons in rats represent continuously drifting context rather than discrete segments during a temporally segmented task.