Ceren Arslan

The paper investigates how attention operates on audiovisual working memory by comparing feature-based and object-based retrieval, finding that object-based retrieval is more efficient and involves cross-modal feature activation.

The paper identifies distinct neurotransmitter release strategies in two closely related dopaminergic neuron subclasses in the mouse olfactory bulb, showing that anaxonic neurons release from dendrites while axon-bearing neurons release from myelinated axons, with functional implications for self-inhibition.

The paper investigates how task-irrelevant features are encoded in multisensory working memory under different attention conditions and finds that they persist and influence neural representations.

This study investigates how audio-visual objects are stored in working memory, showing that both task-relevant and irrelevant features are integrated, with attentional demands varying during recall.

This study uses closed-loop auditory stimulation to show that boosting slow oscillations during NREM sleep reduces dreaming likelihood.