Myriam C. Sander

This study examines age-related changes in neural distinctiveness and functional connectivity, finding reduced category representation specificity and altered network organization in older adults.

This study examines age differences in neural distinctiveness during memory retrieval and reinstatement, finding reduced distinctiveness in older adults and its link to memory performance.

This study investigates age-related differences in theta-gamma coupling during associative memory formation and finds that older adults show reduced coupling precision, which correlates with impaired memory performance.

The paper was retracted due to analytical errors that significantly affected results and conclusions.

The paper was retracted due to analytical errors that significantly affected results and conclusions.

This study examines repetition effects in event-related potentials across age groups and links them to memory specificity and recognition performance.

This study shows that alpha/beta desynchronization correlates with memory specificity and is reduced in older adults during lure discrimination tasks.

The paper introduces a multimodal imaging approach to assess grey matter structural integrity in older adults and finds it correlates with episodic memory, particularly in men.

This study investigates age-related differences in noradrenergic system responsiveness and its association with attentional performance in younger and older adults using pupillometry and EEG.

The paper shows that aging affects memory consolidation during sleep, but only for memories with medium encoding quality, while weakly encoded memories remain unaffected.

The paper examines age-related differences in memory formation by analyzing oscillatory mechanisms and structural brain integrity in younger and older adults during an associative memory task.

This study examines how neural pattern similarity affects memory performance in younger and older adults, finding age-related differences in how similarity influences memory retention.

This study examines age differences in neural responses to alerting cues, finding stronger phase locking and power increases in older adults, which correlate with reduced behavioral alerting effects.

The paper examines age-related differences in hemispheric lateralization during spatial and verbal visual working memory tasks using behavioral and neural markers.

This study examines age-related changes in slow oscillation-spindle coupling during sleep and its role in memory consolidation across adulthood.