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Differential Brain Mechanisms of Selection and Maintenance of Information during Working Memory

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By Romain Quentin, Neurorehabilitation Section, Jean-Rémi King, Etienne Sallard
| JNeurosci Verified
Research Articles, Behavioral/Cognitive Romain Quentin, Jean-Rémi King, Etienne Sallard, Nathan Fishman, Ryan Thompson, Ethan R. Buch and Leonardo G. Cohen Journal of Neuroscience 8 May 2019, 39 (19) 3728-3740; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2764-18.2019 Abstract Working memory is our ability to select and temporarily hold information as needed for complex cognitive operations.
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Reversing working memory decline in the elderly

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By Leonardo G Cohen, Neurorehabilitation Section, Romain Quentin
| Nature Verified
Noninvasive delivery of alternating electrical currents to temporal and prefrontal brain regions improves working memory and reverses age-related changes in brain dynamics in the elderly, report Reinhart and Nguyen in this issue of Nature Neuroscience. They also report a similar effect in young adults with poor working memory performance. Access optionsAccess options Subscribe to Journal Get full journal access for 1 year $225.00 only $18.75 per issue All prices are NET prices.
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A Rapid Form of Offline Consolidation in Skill Learning

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By Marlene Bönstrup, Neurorehabilitation Section, Iñaki Iturrate, Ryan Thompson
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • Temporal microscale of motor-skill learning reveals strong gains during rest periods • Online motor-skill learning may rely largely on gains during short periods of rest • Frontoparietal beta oscillatory activity predicts these micro-offline gains • This rapid form of consolidation substantially contributes to early skill learning Summary The brain strengthens memories through consolidation, defined as resistance to interference (stabilization) or performance improvements between...
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