Brett L. Foster

This study identifies a functional dissociation in human posterior cingulate cortex, showing dorsal PCC integrates value and memory-based decisions while ventral PCC does not.

The paper shows that alignment between spikes and high-gamma LFPs depends on the coding scheme, using visual memory variables in macaques.

This study shows that human hippocampal ripples are modulated by arousal states, occurring more frequently during low arousal periods like sleep and certain wake states.

The paper examines individual differences in memory reinstatement patterns in human face-selective cortex during encoding and retrieval.

This study identifies distinct subregions in medial parietal cortex (MPC) specialized for recognition decisions versus semantic content during episodic memory retrieval using high-resolution fMRI.

The paper compares sulcal morphology in the human and chimpanzee posteromedial cortex, identifying species differences in sulcus incidence, depth, and surface area.

The paper investigates functional differences between dorsal and ventral posterior cingulate cortex in humans using intracranial recordings, finding distinct population and single-neuron selectivity for executive and episodic processing.

The paper identifies a new cortical indentation in the posterior cingulate cortex that differs across species and age, challenging assumptions about brain morphology uniqueness.

The paper examines how orientation and color stimuli modulate gamma oscillations in human visual cortex, revealing biases in population tuning that align with known feature selectivity biases.

This study examines hippocampal ripple events during different cognitive states and finds they are consistent but less frequent than during sleep.

The paper examines theta-gamma coupling in the posterior parietal cortex of mice during sustained attention tasks and finds greater right hemisphere activity correlates with task accuracy.

Dynamic electrical stimulation of visual cortex sites enables sighted and blind humans to perceive recognizable letter shapes without training.

The paper dissociates narrowband and broadband gamma responses in human visual cortex using intracranial recordings, showing distinct spectral, temporal, and functional properties.

This study investigates how human observers perceive phosphenes from multiple electrode stimulations in visual cortex, finding that patterns can be reliably perceived with electrodes spaced millimeters apart.