Ying Cai

The paper investigates how hippocampal ripple activity and its coupling with neocortical ripples support visual short-term memory maintenance in humans.

This study identifies circHomer1 as a circRNA critical for synaptic development and experience-dependent plasticity in mouse visual cortex through transcriptome analysis and knockdown experiments.

This study uses tDCS to examine the role of PPC in visual working memory by showing increased response times and non-target responses during recall.

This study investigates how context-independent and context-dependent pings affect activity-silent working memory, revealing two distinct mechanisms for reactivating and reorganizing memory.

This paper shows that delayed CCR5 expression after memory formation limits the temporal window for linking memories by reducing neuronal overlap in mice.

The paper investigates how context binding affects nonspatial visual working memory by analyzing fMRI signals and behavioral performance during memory tasks.

The paper investigates how delay-period BOLD activity in frontal, parietal, and occipital cortex relates to attractor dynamics in visual working memory, finding that diffusion explains more variance in frontal and parietal activity, while drift explains more in occipital cortex.