Ying Fan

The paper shows that human working memory represents sequences using 2-D neural geometry, encoding item and chunk positions, and this structure persists across different experimental conditions.

This study identifies how ordinal position information of auditory sequences is stored and reactivated in human working memory using EEG, revealing its temporal dynamics and behavioral relevance.

The paper demonstrates that content and structure in auditory sequence memory are stored dissociatively in the human brain using EEG, with distinct coding characteristics during working memory retention.