Simon Weber

The paper shows that increasing visual load during working memory tasks reduces decodable information in visual cortex but not as much in frontoparietal areas, suggesting shared labor between these regions.

The paper analyzes fMRI data to show that visual working memory and sensory distractors are encoded in distinct but overlapping coding spaces, with dynamic changes over time.

The paper investigates whether working memory signals in early visual cortex depend on visual imagery, finding that reconstruction quality is similar for strong and weak imagers.