Lluís Fuentemilla

Hippocampal and cortical oscillations support the encoding of event memories during movie watching

The paper examines how hippocampal and cortical oscillations support memory encoding during continuous movie watching by analyzing temporal patterns of power, synchrony, and phase alignment.

Attention and Explicit Knowledge Drive Predictive Sharpening in Early Visual Cortex

The paper investigates how attention and explicit knowledge influence predictive sharpening in early visual cortex using fMRI.

Metacognitive Efficiency Reduces Confirmation Bias in Perceptual Decision Making

The paper shows that higher metacognitive efficiency reduces confirmation bias in perceptual decision-making by enabling more flexible integration of repeated sensory information.

Movie-watching evokes ripple-like activity within events and at event boundaries

The paper examines ripple-like activity during movie-watching in epilepsy patients, showing differential patterns in hippocampus and cortex related to event boundaries and memory encoding.

Odor-induced persistent neural activity in associativeencoding in humans

This study shows that brief odor cues induce sustained neural activity in humans during a delay period before memory encoding, with stronger effects for unpleasant odors.

Segregation-to-Integration Transformation (SIT) Model of Memory Evolution

The paper introduces the SIT Model, a neural network framework that explains how memory representation evolves from a segregated to an integrated state over time, revealing an optimal window for memory malleability.

Measuring phase-amplitude coupling opposition in neurophysiological signals with the Mean Opposition Vector Index (MOVI)

The paper introduces MOVI, a new method to measure phase-amplitude coupling opposition in neurophysiological signals, showing it outperforms existing methods in sensitivity and accuracy.

Distinct encoding and post-encoding representational formats contribute to episodic sequence memory formation

This study investigates how brain activity changes during encoding and post-encoding of sequential episodes, finding that item-based reactivation at episodic offset is crucial for memory formation.

Contextual incongruency triggers memory reinstatement and the disruption of neural stability

The paper investigates how neural stability and memory reinstatement are affected by contextual incongruency during schema-consistent episodic encoding.

Post-encoding reactivation promotes one-shot learning of episodes in humans

This study shows that post-encoding memory reinstatement in humans predicts recall of meaningful episodic sequences but not shuffled ones.

Evidence of shifts towards neural states of stability during the retrieval of real-life episodic memories

The paper investigates how real-life episodic memories are retrieved by analyzing EEG data, finding that retrieval involves rapid shifts towards stable neural states.

Neurophysiological signatures in the retrieval of individual autobiographical memories of real-life episodic events

The paper investigates neurophysiological signatures during the retrieval of real-life episodic memories using EEG and a convolutional network-based algorithm to select stimuli.

Theta rhythm supports hippocampus-dependent integrative encoding in schematic memory networks

The paper investigates how hippocampus-dependent processes support the integration of novel information into schematic memory networks using EEG theta oscillations and neural reactivation patterns.

Rapid memory reactivation at movie event boundaries promotes episodic encoding

The paper investigates how event boundaries in a movie trigger memory reinstatement and identifies an N400-like ERP component associated with context shifts.

The congruence effect is impaired in healthy aging: a relationship to event-related potentials and theta-alpha oscillations

This study shows that the congruence effect on memory declines with age, linked to changes in ERP and theta-alpha oscillations.