Şahcan Özdemir

Mentally transformed representations in memory are linked to their originals

The paper shows that mental transformations link the transformed item to its original representation, with retention depending on attentional selection rather than deep encoding.

Spontaneous eye blinks as temporal markers of internal attention

This study shows that eye blink frequency profiles track attentional processes in working memory without requiring neuroimaging.

Diffuse predictions stabilize and reshape the neural code during working memory encoding

The paper investigates how diffuse predictions affect neural representations during working memory encoding, finding that they stabilize the neural code and alter its geometric layout.

Motor control processes moderate visual working memory gating

The paper investigates how motor control processes affect visual working memory by showing that irrelevant sensory information during interference tasks can disrupt memory performance and is mitigated by a control mechanism.

Effects of context changes on memory reactivation

This study investigates how context changes affect memory reactivation, finding that irrelevant context changes trigger reactivation of long-term memories in working memory.