Natalia Ladyka‐Wojcik

This study examines how neural signatures of memory retrieval, measured via EEG, are influenced by memory quality and specific event features.

The paper investigates how the brain combines visual and auditory information into coherent object representations, finding integrative coding in the anterior temporal lobe.

The paper uses fMRI to show the left angular gyrus is active during both recollection and prior knowledge access, supporting its role in memory retrieval.

This study investigates how unrestricted eye movements affect causal connectivity between the medial temporal lobe and oculomotor regions during scene construction, finding enhanced top-down connections and reduced bottom-up connections.