Daryl Lawrence Fougnie

This study shows how episodic memory enhances working memory through pattern separation, completion, and predictive recall, using eye-tracking and behavioral tasks.

The paper shows that human working memory representations in cortex are probabilistic, with neural variance encoding memory uncertainty and predicting behavior.

This study investigates whether attention and working memory share neural mechanisms by showing that brain activity patterns during external and internal selection are interchangeable.

The paper investigates whether perceptual representations are probabilistic by having participants place Gaussian bets on shape perception, finding that responses show increased precision and systematic bias over time.

This study uses a betting game to show that visual working memory representations are probabilistic and contain more information than single responses.

The paper shows humans use trial-to-trial working memory uncertainty in rewarded decisions, integrating it with prior beliefs and rewards.