Iryna Schommartz

The study shows that how eyes move, not where they land, predicts memory across the lifespan in a cohort of 179 participants aged 5-79.

This study compares memory consolidation in children and young adults, finding less robust consolidation in children with qualitative differences in neural representations.

The paper examines age-related differences in brain structural measures related to short- and long-delay memory consolidation in children and young adults, identifying distinct multivariate brain profiles associated with each memory type.