Edward K. Vogel

This study investigates how people selectively remove irrelevant visual working memory items during testing, finding that categorical relevance, not spatial location, drives this process.

This study shows that individuals with aphantasia have worse visual working memory performance compared to controls, regardless of stimulus type, and that visual imagery ability predicts memory performance.

The paper reanalyzes EEG data to distinguish aperiodic activity from alpha oscillations in visual working memory, finding distinct roles for each in encoding and maintaining spatial location.