Hoi‐Chung Leung

This study investigates serial-order effects in visuospatial working memory using eye tracking and modeling, finding that location-serial-position misbinding, not variable precision, explains primacy and recency effects.

The paper examines how functional connectivity between the caudate nucleus and cortex is organized by neural networks and deteriorates with age.

The paper extends connective field mapping to 3D to analyze functional connectivity patterns in the brain, showing linearity within networks and topographic organization in visual and prefrontal regions.

The paper tests models of functional connectivity gradients in resting-state fMRI data and finds distinct gradients in the caudate and putamen, including a medial-lateral organization in the caudate.

The paper examines the relationship between spontaneous eye blink rate and spatial working memory performance, finding that lower spontaneous blinks correlate with better performance, while voluntary blinks do not affect performance.