David Sutterer

This study shows that alpha-band EEG activity tracks dynamic transformations of spatial working memory representations during mental imagery tasks.

This study compares the neural representations of working memory and long-term memory in occipital and parietal cortex using fMRI and multivariate pattern analysis, finding shared and distinct coding formats.

The paper uses EEG and alpha power analysis to show that both contingent and non-contingent cues capture attention, with distinct temporal dynamics in raw EEG and alpha band activity.

This study uses alpha-band oscillations and an inverted encoding model to track and reconstruct precise spatial memory retrieval from long-term memory.

The paper tests whether multiple items can be stored concurrently in working memory by analyzing alpha-band EEG activity during a spatial memory task.