Chaim N. Katz

This study shows that precise hippocampal stimulation timed to saccadic ERPs enhances memory, while random or early stimulation impairs it, challenging rodent theta rhythm assumptions.

The paper investigates how saccadic eye movements modulate single-unit activity in the human mesial temporal lobe and identifies a corollary discharge-like signal associated with these movements.

This study shows humans can volitionally control single neuron firing rates in memory-related brain structures through neuroprosthetic training, with associated changes in neural activity patterns.

The paper compares ERP responses in the human mesial temporal lobe to saccades, fixations, and image onset during a visual memory task, finding distinct mechanisms for each.