Geneviève Albouy

Sleep after Motor Sequence Learning Enhances Post-Movement Parietal Beta Synchronization

This study investigates how sleep affects motor sequence learning by analyzing brain oscillations, finding that sleep enhances post-movement parietal beta synchronization.

No evidence for an effect of M1 cTBS on schema-mediated motor sequence learning

This study investigates the role of left M1 in schema-mediated motor learning using cTBS and finds no causal effect.

Neural correlates of motor sequence learning and enhanced offline consolidation in 7- to 11-year-old children

This study investigates motor sequence learning and memory consolidation in children and adults using fMRI, finding children show better consolidation despite similar initial learning.

Sleep Spindle-Locked Targeted Memory Reactivation Enhances Declarative Memory Consolidation

This study shows that targeted memory reactivation during sleep spindles improves recall-based memory retention, with spindle temporal clustering affecting different memory outcomes.

Children exhibit greater persistence of motor learning-related patterns of hippocampal activity into post-task wake epochs

The paper shows children maintain hippocampal activity patterns related to motor learning longer during post-task rest than adults, suggesting enhanced reactivation supports their better memory consolidation.

The order, but not the structure, of cross-domain learning influences memory consolidation

This study investigates how the order of cross-domain learning affects memory consolidation, finding that task order, not structural overlap, influences retention.

Motor cortical areas facilitate schema-mediated integration of new motor information into memory

This study shows that motor cortical areas support schema-mediated integration of new motor information into memory by enhancing pattern similarity in motor cortices during schema-compatible practice.

Impaired online and enhanced offline motor sequence learning in individuals with Parkinson's disease

This study investigates motor sequence learning in Parkinson's disease patients, finding impaired online learning but enhanced micro-offline learning, suggesting hippocampal compensation for striatal dysfunction.

The capacity of the medial temporal lobe to represent memory items in their ordinal position in a sequence is domain-general

This study investigates whether the hippocampus and related brain regions encode temporal order of sequential information across different memory domains, finding domain-general item-position coding.

Effect of interhemispheric zero-phase entrainment of the intrinsic mu-rhythm on behavioral and neural markers of predictive coding

The paper investigates how interhemispheric zero-phase entrainment of the mu-rhythm affects visuomotor integration and predictive coding through neural and behavioral markers.

Children exhibit a developmental advantage in the offline processing of a learned motor sequence

This study shows children outperform adults in consolidating motor memories after learning, despite similar initial learning rates.

Neurophysiological Correlates of Phase-Specific Enhancement of Motor Memory Consolidation via Slow-Wave Closed-Loop Targeted Memory Reactivation

This study investigates how phase-specific targeted memory reactivation during sleep affects motor memory consolidation, finding that up-state cues improve performance and alter neural activity.

Targeted memory reactivation during post-learning sleep does not enhance motor memory consolidation in older adults

This study investigates whether targeted memory reactivation during sleep improves motor memory consolidation in older adults, finding no enhancement despite modulation of brain responses to auditory cues.

Sleep does not influence schema-facilitated motor memory consolidation

This study investigates whether sleep after learning a motor schema enhances memory consolidation, but finds no significant effect on performance or correlation with sleep features.

The hippocampus binds movements to their temporal position in a motor sequence

This study investigates how the hippocampus represents temporal order in motor sequences using fMRI, finding that it binds movements to their temporal position, unlike other motor regions.

Persistence of Hippocampal and Striatal Multivoxel Patterns during Awake Rest after Motor Sequence Learning

The paper shows that motor sequence learning leads to persistent hippocampal and striatal activity patterns during post-learning rest, indicating reactivation of learning-related neural activity.

Prefrontal stimulation disrupts motor memory consolidation at the micro timescale

This study shows that prefrontal stimulation before motor sequence learning disrupts micro timescale memory consolidation but not macro timescale consolidation.

Sigma Oscillations Protect or Reinstate Motor Memory Depending on their Temporal Coordination with Slow Waves

The paper shows that auditory TMR during sleep enhances motor memory by modulating slow wave-sigma oscillation coupling depending on timing.

Connectivity in Large-Scale Resting State Brain Networks is Related to Motor Learning: a High-Density EEG Study

This study examines how resting-state brain network connectivity relates to motor learning and memory consolidation using high-density EEG.

Prefrontal stimulation prior to motor sequence learning alters multivoxel patterns in the striatum and the hippocampus

This study shows that prefrontal stimulation before motor sequence learning alters multivoxel patterns in the striatum and hippocampus, suggesting effects on offline consolidation.

Hippocampal and striatal responses during motor learning are modulated byprefrontal cortex stimulation

This study shows that prefrontal cortex stimulation modulates hippocampal and striatal responses during motor learning using neuroimaging techniques.

A (blue) light in the dark: Blue light modulates oscillatory alpha activity in the occipital cortex of totally visually blind individuals with intact non-visual photoreception

This study shows that blue light modulates alpha rhythm in the occipital cortex of totally blind individuals with non-visual light perception, suggesting ipRGCs influence brain activity beyond vision.