Yee Lee Shing

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.

The paper shows that symbolic language processing in the OTS-words region predicts later reading ability and text selectivity in children during literacy training.

The paper investigates how propofol affects memory consolidation of schema-congruent and -incongruent information, finding enhanced consolidation of schema-congruent items.

This study shows that hippocampal and striatal volumes in children relate to different aspects of value-based learning over two years, with hippocampus linked to delayed learning and striatum to both immediate and delayed learning.

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.

The paper shows feedback in human early visual cortex contains both concurrent contextual and time-distant mnemonic information.

The paper compares cross-sectional and longitudinal changes in hippocampal subfield volumes and memory in children, finding discrepancies between the two approaches and no strong link between volume changes and memory gains.

This study investigates how schooling affects the development of inhibitory control and its neural correlates in children using fNIRS data over a year.

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.

The paper identifies brain regions and connectivity patterns associated with the development of meta-ignorance in preschoolers.

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