David Halpern
@davidhalpern.bsky.social
psychology postdoc at Columbia
Our analyses revealed that spontaneous reinstatement of item-related neural activity during encoding intervals was a significant predictor of subsequent recall.
This suggests that consolidation-like mechanisms may occur continuously—not just during post-encoding rest.
This suggests that consolidation-like mechanisms may occur continuously—not just during post-encoding rest.
March 17, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Our analyses revealed that spontaneous reinstatement of item-related neural activity during encoding intervals was a significant predictor of subsequent recall.
This suggests that consolidation-like mechanisms may occur continuously—not just during post-encoding rest.
This suggests that consolidation-like mechanisms may occur continuously—not just during post-encoding rest.
By analyzing intracranial EEG recordings from two large datasets (N>200 in each study), we investigated the effects of reactivating item-related neural activity while studying other items on a list.
March 17, 2025 at 2:31 PM
By analyzing intracranial EEG recordings from two large datasets (N>200 in each study), we investigated the effects of reactivating item-related neural activity while studying other items on a list.