Thomas Peter Reber

Input-space geometry shapes adaptation dynamics underlying repetition suppression in a neural network model of relatedness priming

The paper investigates how input geometry affects neural adaptation dynamics in a spiking neural network model of relatedness priming.

Sleep ripples drive single-neuron reactivation for human memory consolidation

This study shows that sleep ripples drive single-neuron reactivation in humans, supporting memory consolidation and highlighting sleep's role in stabilizing memories.

Episodic memory consolidation by reactivation of human concept neurons during sleep reflects contents, not sequence of events

The paper shows that human concept neurons reactivate during sleep after learning, but their reactivation does not reflect the sequence of events in the learned story.

Brain Network Differences in Second Language Learning Depend on Individual Competencies

The paper examines how individual learning strategies and performance affect neural dynamics during second language vocabulary acquisition, finding that overall exposure and practice drive learning outcomes rather than specific strategies.

Test-Retest Reliability Analysis of Resting-state EEG Measures and Their Association with Long-Term Memory in Children and Adults

The paper evaluates the reliability of resting-state EEG measures and their association with long-term memory in children and adults, finding alpha power as a reliable predictor in adults.

Proficiency-Dependent and Dynamic Reorganization of Brain Networks During Children's Second Language Learning

This study shows that children's second language vocabulary learning is better captured by EEG topography and global field dynamics than by the N400 amplitude, with proficiency-dependent changes observed.

Semantic Tuning of Single Neurons in the Human Medial Temporal Lobe

This study investigates semantic tuning of concept cells in the human medial temporal lobe, finding graded responses and region-specific categorical profiles.

Phase of firing does not reflect temporal order in sequence memory of humans and recurrent neural networks

The paper examines whether the phase of neuronal firing reflects temporal order in sequence memory in humans and RNNs, finding that phase order does not match item order.

Decoding movie content from neuronal population activity in the human medial temporal lobe

The paper decodes movie features like characters, settings, and visual transitions from neuronal population activity in the human medial temporal lobe, showing region-specific information encoding.

A key role of the hippocampal P3 in the attentional blink

The paper investigates the role of hippocampal P3 in the attentional blink by analyzing intracranial recordings from patients performing an RSVP task, finding that T1-related P3 amplitudes and latencies correlate with T2 processing outcomes.

Auditory beat stimulation modulates memory-related single-neuron activity in the human medial temporal lobe

The paper examines how auditory beat stimulation affects memory-related neuron activity in the human medial temporal lobe, finding negative correlations between beat stimulation and memory performance in specific brain regions.