Karen F. LaRocque

The paper examines how distinct temporal patterns of hippocampal activity during encoding relate to episodic memory performance in humans.

This paper demonstrates that global activation and pattern similarity are intertwined in neural data and shows that statistical methods to separate them are not always effective.

The paper investigates how neural activity in the medial temporal lobe relates to successful recall of objects and scenes, finding that content-specific tuning during perception predicts recall success.