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Alpha/Beta oscillations reflect the dynamics of the oculomotor system: a new perspective on subsequent memory effects

2025-07-30

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Neural activity and eye movements are two well-established predictors of memory performance in humans. Successful memory formation is typically associated with reduced alpha/beta power (i.e., the alpha/beta subsequent memory effect) and an increased number of eye movements. However, the functional relevance of these two memory correlates has primarily been investigated in isolation, leaving their coupling and comb...

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fd9efdc3-d894-56dd-afef-43cf5a7b7f9d
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10.1101/2025.07.29.667451
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