Chengyuan Wu

2 months ago | nature.com | David Halpern |Bradley Lega |Chengyuan Wu |Michael Sperling

AbstractCan the brain improve the retrievability of an experience after it has occurred? Systems consolidation theory proposes that item-specific cortical reactivation during post-encoding rest periods facilitates the formation of stable memory representations, a prediction supported by neural evidence in humans and animals. Such reactivation may also occur on shorter timescales, offering a potential account of classic list memory phenomena but lacking in support from neural data.