Douglas S. Miller

This study examines the relationship between short-form video use and episodic memory in young adults, finding that higher use is linked to poorer memory for infrequent items.

This study identifies structural and molecular pathways affecting sustained attention in older adults, showing independent contributions of white matter integrity and preclinical Alzheimer's disease markers.

This study explores how cognitive control affects the geometry of cognitive maps in the brain and in neural networks, showing stable and context-dependent representations that relate to task demands.

The paper shows humans use grid-like neural codes in the brain to infer solutions in abstract social hierarchies, linking cognitive maps to decision-making.

The paper investigates how the brain represents and combines abstract social hierarchies using neural activity patterns in specific brain regions.