Chong Ke Zhao

The paper identifies a unique neural signature of long-term memory encoding using EEG inter-electrode correlation, showing it predicts individual differences in LTM encoding independent of VWM performance.

This study shows that individuals with aphantasia have worse visual working memory performance compared to controls, regardless of stimulus type, and that visual imagery ability predicts memory performance.

The paper shows that executive control mechanisms can access hidden memories that explicit retrieval fails to recall.