João Barbosa

This study shows that prefrontal hemispheres use a redundant, weakly coupled strategy to adapt working memory performance based on task demands.

The paper investigates how feature binding in working memory is supported by alpha phase coding and shows that swap errors correlate with reduced alpha phase preservation.

The paper introduces a framework for comparing neural population activity using shape distances, demonstrating its application across species and behavioral tasks.

The paper investigates how population gating in the auditory cortex supports stimulus selection through interactions with the medial prefrontal cortex in a task-dependent manner.

This paper proposes a neural network model to explain feature binding in working memory through synchronization across color and location feature-specific networks, and predicts mechanisms for swap errors.

The paper investigates serial dependence in color working memory using human behavioral data, finding it builds up over time and is stronger when referenced to previous reports.

This study shows that working memory in the prefrontal cortex involves both persistent activity and activity-silent dynamics, with reactivation of latent traces enhancing serial biases in spatial memory.