Bradley R. Buchsbaum

Naturalistic recall preserves temporal specificity despite cortical feature reorganization

The paper analyzes fMRI data to show that temporal specificity in recall is preserved despite reorganization of feature representations across the cortex during recall of a narrative episode.

When Melodies Cue Memories: Electrophysiological Correlates of Autobiographically Salient Music Listening in Older Adults

This study investigates how autobiographically salient music affects memory recall in older adults, finding faster reaction times and distinct neurophysiological responses compared to familiar music.

Differential reliance on sensory reinstatement and internally transformed representation during vivid retrieval of visual and auditory episodes

The paper investigates how visual and auditory memories are retrieved, finding that auditory retrieval relies more on internal representations while both use sensory reinstatement, with differences in hippocampal involvement.

Neural Correlates of Reactivation and Vividness Reveal Separable Contributions to Objective and Subjective Measures of Episodic Memory

The paper compares neural reactivation and vividness judgments in episodic memory using meta-analytic methods across four neuroimaging datasets, finding shared and distinct neural correlates.

Concurrent feature-specific reactivation within the hippocampus and neocortex facilitates episodic memory retrieval

The paper shows that feature-specific reactivation in the hippocampus and neocortex correlates with recognition memory accuracy and supports the hippocampal indexing theory.

Feature-Specific Neural Reactivation during Episodic Memory

This paper introduces a method to characterize feature-specific neural reactivation during episodic memory recall and shows its correlation with memory vividness and accuracy.

Eye movements support behavioral pattern completion

The paper uses eye movement monitoring to show that gaze reinstatement during memory retrieval correlates with false alarms, suggesting pattern completion in memory retrieval.

Eye-movement reinstatement and neural reactivation during mental imagery

This study investigates mental imagery by analyzing fMRI and eye-tracking data, finding that neural reactivation correlates with vivid imagery and fixation reinstatement.