David Clewett

The paper investigates how dopaminergic activity predicts time dilation in memory between event boundaries using fMRI and eye-tracking.

The paper shows that locus coeruleus activation segments experiences into memories and influences hippocampal processing of event boundaries.

This study investigates how emotions enhance memory for otherwise forgettable information through neural reactivation and hippocampal connectivity.

This study shows that isometric handgrip increases attentional performance and LC-frontoparietal connectivity in women, suggesting a link between noradrenergic activity and attention.

The paper shows that sudden context changes trigger arousal signals linked to memory segmentation and episodic memory formation.