Joseph H. Rudoler

This paper develops a non-invasive closed-loop system using EEG to optimize memory by timing stimulus presentation based on real-time neural predictions.

The paper investigates memory encoding and retrieval in a naturalistic spatial-episodic task using EEG, finding spectral correlates of successful memory and a consistent pattern of theta, alpha/beta, and gamma power changes.

The paper analyzes human hippocampal recordings to evaluate hypotheses about theta oscillations' role in memory, finding that narrowband theta increases during successful encoding and retrieval, while broadband changes mask these effects.