Rosalie Samide

The paper investigates how subnetworks of the default mode network (DMN) support different aspects of emotional memory recall, finding distinct roles for the medial temporal and dorsomedial subnetworks in perceptual details and emotional tone, respectively.

The paper shows that different types of parietal reactivation during memory retrieval predict distinct memory outcomes: category-level reactivation increases false alarms, while item-level reactivation improves correct rejections.

The paper shows that lateral parietal cortex (LPC) amplifies stimulus feature information during memory retrieval compared to perception, with dorsal LPC reflecting top-down goals and ventral LPC being goal-independent.