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Gamer in the scanner : Event-related analysis of fMRI activity during retro videogame play guided by automated annotations of game content Open

Yann Harel, Basile Pinsard, Julie A. Boyle, Valentina Borghesani, Maximilien Le Clei , et al. · 2025

In recent years, videogames have gathered interest in cognitive neuroscience for their potential to study cognition in dynamical and naturalistic contexts. Yet, the complexity of game environments often challenges traditional modeling appr…

WITHDRAWN Open

Yann Harel, Basile Pinsard, Julie A. Boyle, André Cyr, Maximilien Le Clei , et al. · 2025

The Algonauts Project 2025 Challenge: How the Human Brain Makes Sense of Multimodal Movies Open

Alessandro T. Gifford, Domenic Bersch, Marie St‐Laurent, Basile Pinsard, Julie Boyle , et al. · 2024

There is growing symbiosis between artificial and biological intelligence sciences: neural principles inspire new intelligent machines, which are in turn used to advance our theoretical understanding of the brain. To promote further collab…

Gamer in the scanner : Event-related analysis of fMRI activity during retro videogame play guided by automated annotations of game content Open

Yann Harel, Basile Pinsard, Julie A. Boyle, André Cyr, Maximilien Le Clei , et al. · 2023

In recent years, videogames have gathered interest in cognitive neuroscience for their potential to study cognition in dynamical and naturalistic contexts. Yet, inherent game complexity can push traditional modeling to its limits, and curr…

Brain decoding of the Human Connectome Project tasks in a dense individual fMRI dataset Open

Shima Rastegarnia, Marie St‐Laurent, Elizabeth DuPré, Basile Pinsard, Pierre Bellec · 2023

Brain decoding aims to infer cognitive states from patterns of brain activity. Substantial inter-individual variations in functional brain organization challenge accurate decoding performed at the group level. In this paper, we tested whet…

cneuromod-things : a large-scale fMRI dataset for task- and data-driven assessment of object representation and visual memory recognition in the human brain Open

Marie St‐Laurent, Basile Pinsard, Oliver Contier, Katja Seeliger, Valentina Borghesani , et al. · 2023

The role of gaze position in training visual brain encoders on free-viewing data Open

Marie St‐Laurent, Katja Seeliger, Martin N. Hebart · 2022

Brain-encoding models can be trained to learn the correspondence between visual stimuli and the brain’s response to those stimuli. To learn meaningful visual features, input images are commonly aligned with the participant’s fovea, which c…

Brain decoding of the Human Connectome Project Tasks in a Dense Individual fMRI Dataset. Open

Shima Rastegarnia, Marie St‐Laurent, Elizabeth DuPré, Basile Pinsard, Pierre Bellec · 2022

Brain decoding aims to infer cognitive states from patterns of brain activity. Substantialinter-individual variations in functional brain organization challenge accurate decodingperformed at the group level. In this paper, we tested whethe…

Neural reactivation and judgements of vividness reveal separable contributions to mnemonic representation Open

Ryan M. Barker, Marie St‐Laurent, Bradley R. Buchsbaum · 2022

Mnemonic representations vary in fidelity, sharpness, and strength-qualities that can be examined using both introspective judgements of mental states and objective measures of brain activity. Subjective and objective measures are both val…

Neural Correlates of Reactivation and Vividness Reveal Separable Contributions to Objective and Subjective Measures of Episodic Memory Open

Ryan M. Barker, Marie St‐Laurent, Bradley R. Buchsbaum · 2021

Episodic recollections vary in fidelity, sharpness, and strength—qualities that can be examined using both introspective judgements of mental states and objective measures of brain activity. Subjective and objective measures are both valid…

How Multiple Retrievals Affect Neural Reactivation in Young and Older Adults Open

Marie St‐Laurent, Bradley R. Buchsbaum · 2019

Objectives Aging can reduce the specificity with which memory episodes are represented as distributed patterns of brain activity. It remains unclear, however, whether repeated encoding and retrieval of stimuli modulate this decline. Memory…

Cover Image, Volume 28, Issue 10 Open

Melanie J. Sekeres, Gordon Winocur, Morris Moscovitch, John A. E. Anderson, Sara Pishdadian , et al. · 2018

Cover legend: This cover image is based on the Research Article Changes in patterns of neural activity underlie a time-dependent transformation of memory in rats and humans by Melanie J. Sekeres et al., DOI: 10.1002/hipo.23009.

Changes in patterns of neural activity underlie a time-dependent transformation of memory in rats and humans Open

Melanie J. Sekeres, Gordon Winocur, Morris Moscovitch, John A. E. Anderson, Sara Pishdadian , et al. · 2018

The dynamic process of memory consolidation involves a reorganization of brain regions that support a memory trace over time, but exactly how the network reorganizes as the memory changes remains unclear. We present novel converging eviden…

Eye-movement reinstatement and neural reactivation during mental imagery Open

Michael B. Bone, Marie St‐Laurent, Christa Dang, Douglas A. McQuiggan, Jennifer D. Ryan , et al. · 2017

Half a century ago, Donald Hebb posited that mental imagery is a constructive process that emulates perception. Specifically, Hebb claimed that visual imagery results from the reactivation of neural activity associated with viewing images.…

Recovering and preventing loss of detailed memory: differential rates of forgetting for detail types in episodic memory Open

Melanie J. Sekeres, Kyra Bonasia, Marie St‐Laurent, Sara Pishdadian, Gordon Winocur , et al. · 2016

Episodic memories undergo qualitative changes with time, but little is known about how different aspects of memory are affected. Different types of information in a memory, such as perceptual detail, and central themes, may be lost at diff…

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