Rose Alison Cooper

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

This study uses multilevel structural equation modeling to examine how region- and network-level contributions within the posterior medial network relate to episodic memory outcomes.

The paper identifies distinct subsystems within the posterior medial network during movie watching and shows their functional roles in event cognition.

The paper examines how the brain encodes and binds multiple features during episodic memory formation, showing distinct neural processes in early and late encoding stages.

The paper shows that hippocampal-cortical network connections during retrieval track the multidimensional quality of episodic memory, including color and spatial precision.