Zhong‐Xu Liu

Remembrance with gazes passed: Eye movements precede continuous recall of episodic details of real-life events

This study shows eye movements predict episodic details of real-life events during recall, suggesting they help reconstruct spatiotemporal context in memory.

Impact of a transient neonatal visual deprivation on the development of the ventral occipito-temporal cortex in humans

This study shows that early visual deprivation in humans impairs the early visual cortex but leaves the categorical coding in the ventral occipito-temporal cortex largely unaffected.

Unrestricted eye movements strengthen causal connectivity from hippocampal to oculomotor regions during scene construction

This study investigates how unrestricted eye movements affect causal connectivity between the medial temporal lobe and oculomotor regions during scene construction, finding enhanced top-down connections and reduced bottom-up connections.

Neural correlates of subsequent memory-related gaze reinstatement

The paper investigates the neural correlates of gaze reinstatement during memory retrieval and finds it linked to brain regions involved in visual processing and memory.

Restricting visual exploration directly impedes neural activity, functional connectivity, and memory.

This study shows that restricting visual exploration reduces memory, neural activity, and functional connectivity during scene viewing.

Differential spatiotemporal representations along the hippocampal long axis in humans

The paper reports increased neural similarity from posterior to anterior hippocampus in humans using fMRI, suggesting a shift from global to local representation along the hippocampal axis.