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Neural heterogeneity shapes the temporal structure of human working memory

2025-11-01

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Working memory (WM) enables temporary retention of information essential for flexible cognition. Although persistent population activity has long been regarded as a principal mechanism of memory maintenance, continuous single-neuron firing is energetically demanding and difficult to reconcile with the heterogeneous firing properties of cortical neurons. Applying single-trial analyses to a dataset of 902 neurons re...

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789a2bdd-db72-57f4-989b-827301dda8b2
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10.1101/2025.10.31.684900
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