Maria Eugenia Pedreira

Remoteness sensitive theta network dynamics during early autobiographical memory access

This study examines neural dynamics during autobiographical memory retrieval, finding that remote memories show increased theta power and more efficient connectivity patterns compared to recent memories.

Reactivating aversive memories in humans: An EEG and Microstates study of post-retrieval processes

This study investigates neural correlates of post-retrieval processes of implicit threat memory using EEG and microstate analysis in humans.

Reactivation of threat conditioning memory in humans: disentangling the effects on emotional memory and cognitive biases.

This study examines how reactivating threat conditioning memory in humans affects emotional memory and cognitive biases, showing that post-reactivation interventions can reduce physiological and cognitive responses.

Remembering the opponent: neuronal activation associated with social memory in Zebrafish

The paper investigates neuronal activation in zebrafish during social memory tasks, finding differential activation in specific telencephalic nuclei based on memory of previous agonistic encounters.

Identification of a Novel Retrieval-Dependent Memory Process in the Crab Neohelice granulata

This study identifies limbo as an evolutionary conserved memory process that separates reconsolidation from extinction based on the number of conditioned stimulus presentations in crabs.

A working memory intervention weakens the reconsolidation of a threat memory and its biases processing towards threat.

A working memory intervention disrupts threat memory reconsolidation and reduces implicit memory and valuation biases towards threat but not attentional bias.