Adam W. Broitman

The paper identifies individual differences in neural activity during encoding that distinguish good from poor learners using EEG data.

This study examines how attention modulates EEG spectral activity across serial positions during word list encoding under different attention conditions.

The paper investigates whether recalling a recurring event reinstates its initial occurrence's neural context, finding stronger temporal context associations with the first occurrence than later repetitions.

This study examines EEG biomarkers of age-related memory changes during encoding, finding that neural features predict memory performance and that task demands affect age-related differences.

This study examines how target detection and divided attention affect EEG spectral correlates of memory encoding in young adults.