Important Poster Information

Posters will be able to be presented live in-person in the venues at the Hyatt (hooray!).
In addition, we will provide online presentation opportunities for all poster presenters.

Poster Sessions

There are seven live in-person Poster Sessions, each two hours in length. The presenting author must post materials and be present at least one full hour during the assigned session and at least one other author is expected to be present during the remainder of the session.

*Please note that CNS 2023 is an in-person event to be held March 25-28 in San Francisco, CA.

Poster Boards

The available space to present your in-person poster on the poster board is 4 feet tall (121 centimeters tall) by 8 feet wide (242 centimeters wide). Because poster sessions can be crowded, it is best to present your material in columns (vertically), instead of rows (horizontally), so that viewers do not have to cross back and forth in front of each other to read the poster. Posters are easiest to read using high contract colors (for example, black lettering on a white background). Pushpins are provided for mounting your poster to the poster board. See also Poster Guidelines.

Poster Printing

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Poster Schedule

In-person poster sessions are scheduled for Saturday-Tuesday in Pacific Concourse Exhibition Hall of the San Francisco Hyatt Regency. All attendees must present their CNS 2023 name badge to enter the exhibit hall. Do not leave personal items in the poster room.

The presenting author must be present during the assigned session. You may post your materials on the board assigned to you at any time after the “Set-up Begins” time (listed below), but before the beginning of the assigned poster session. You must remove your poster promptly no later than the time listed above in “Take-down Complete.” Any posters left up after the “Take-down Complete” time may be discarded.

Note that presenters are asked to set up poster in advance of their session and to leave their poster up for a period following their session (see your specific session for hours). This is to allow attendees to view posters outside the formal session times. Remove your poster promptly at take down complete time, so that the next presenter may set up their poster.

Only registered poster presenters, wearing a CNS 2023 meeting badge, for the current session and exhibitors will be allowed in the exhibit hall during set up and take-down hours. No attendee or exhibitor will be allowed to enter the exhibit hall after the Closed for the Day- No Entry hours.

Poster Session	Date	Setup Begins	Session	Tear-Down	Take-Down Completed	No Entry Hours
A	Saturday, March 25	1:00 pm – 1:30 pm	1:30 pm – 3:30 pm	5:00 pm – 5:30 pm	5:30 pm*	Closed for the Day- No Entry hours 5:30 pm – Sunday, 7:30 am
B	Sunday, March 26	7:30 am – 8:00 am	8:00 am – 10:00 am	11:30 am – 11:45 am	11:45 am*	Closed for lunch- No Entry hours 11:45 am-1:30 pm
C	Sunday, March 26	1:30 pm – 2:00 pm	5:00 pm – 7:00 pm	7:00 pm – 7:15 pm	7:15 pm*	Closed for the Day- No Entry hours 7:15 pm – Monday, 7:30 am
D	Monday, March 27	7:30 am – 8:00 am	8:00 am – 10:00 am	11:30 am – 11:45 am	11:45 am*	Closed for lunch- No Entry hours 11:45 am - 1:30 pm
E	Monday, March 27	1:30 pm – 2:00 pm	2:30 pm – 4:30 pm	5:30 pm – 5:45 pm	5:45 pm*	Closed for the Day- No Entry hours 5:45 pm – Tuesday, 7:30 am
F	Tuesday, March 28	7:30 am – 8:00 am	8:00 am – 10:00 am	11:45 am - Noon	Noon*	Closed for the Day- No Entry hours 12 noon.

* No attendee or exhibitor will be allowed to enter the exhibit hall after the Closed for the Day- No Entry hours.

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Poster Session	First Name	Last Name	Affiliation	Poster Title	Keyword
A	Pavla	Cermakova	Charles University	Parental education, cognition and functional connectivity of the salience network	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Kriti	Achyutuni	University of California, Berkeley	Estimating the Minimum Sample Size for Reliable Group-Level Connectivity Matrices Using Subjects from The Human Connectome Project	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Adam	Steel	Dartmouth College	A retinotopic reference frame structures communication between visual and memory systems	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Marwa	Antar	East Carolina University	Graph-based Network Analysis of Visually Evoked Event-related Potential in Mild Cognitive Impairment	ATTENTION: Development & aging
A	Anna	Borne	Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, LPNC	Evaluation of inter-cognitive interaction in healthy subjects and perspectives in Rasmussen encephalitis after hemispherotomy: a behavioral network approach	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Ratna	Sharma	All India Institute of Medical Sciences	Altered cingulate functional connectivity impairs visual cognition in response to negative incongruence	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Yuxi Candice	Wang	Duke University	Target detection does not influence temporal memory	ATTENTION: Other
A	Kara	Blacker	Naval Medical Research Unit - Dayton	The Effects of Acute Hypoxia on Visual Processing: A Simultaneous fNIRS/EEG Investigation	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Angela	Gori	State University of New York at Oswego, Oswego, NY	Age-related changes in the resting state functional connectivity of hippocampus and the effects of academic achievement	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Dian	Lu	Stanford University	Causal Evidence for the Processing of Bodily Self in the Anterior Precuneus	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
A	Yutaka	Matsuzaki	Tohoku University	Association of artistic brush-writing with mood and brain activity: an fNIRS study	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Pierre	Gianferrara	Carnegie Mellon University	Cortical and Cerebellar Contributions to Sensorimotor Learning Across Speeds in a Finger Pressing Task	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Motor control
A	Eshed	Rabinovitch	The Gonda Center for Multidisciplinary Brain Research, Bar I	Neural decoding of selective attention to speech from real-space recorded acoustic mixtures	ATTENTION: Auditory
A	Ryuto	Tashima	Tohoku University	The role of curiosity and the testing effect in memory performance.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
A	Daniela	Gresch	University of Oxford	Shifting attention within and between perception and working memory	ATTENTION: Other
A	Justine	Hansen	McGill University	neuromaps: structural and functional interpretation of brain maps.	METHODS: Other
A	Elaina	Jahanfard	UC Davis	Do Spanish-English bilinguals pre-activate lower-level lexical features when predicting in L2?_x000D__x000D_ _x000D__x000D_	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Fatemeh	Tabari	Louisiana State University	Temporal Features of Concepts are Subserved by Time Perception Network ?in the Human Brain: An EEG/HD-tDCS Study	LANGUAGE: Semantic
A	Maggie	Baird	Occidental College	Individual differences in multisensory illusory perception	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
A	LUCA	FALCIATI	UNIVERSITY OF BRESCIA	Positive expectations need time to improve joint flexibility	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Motor control
A	Leonhard	Schreiner	Johannes Kepler University Linz / g.tec medical engineering	Finger movement decoding using an ultra-high-density EEG system_x000D__x000D_	METHODS: Other
A	Christian	Haselgrove	NITRC	The NITRC Triad of Services: Software, Data, and Compute	METHODS: Other
A	Roberta	Vastano	University of Miami	Spinal Cord Injury and Neuropathic Pain reduce Multisensory Integration	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
A	Samantha	Marshall	Western University	Examining electrical brain activity using mobile electroencephalography in older adults and Parkinson's disease during_x000D__x000D_ mobility in a real-world environment	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Youstina	Tadros	Belmont University	Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) for Investigating Broca's Function & Lateralization	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Jeremy	Loebach	St. Olaf College	Modifying the Paced Serial Addition Task to Investigate Auditory Cognition Using Pupillometry	ATTENTION: Auditory
A	Gayathri	Subramanian	Northwestern University	Spatial Memory Improvements due to Reactivation: Does the Background Context Matter?_x000D__x000D_ Authors: Subramanian, G., Paller., K.A._x000D__x000D_ Author Affiliations: Northwestern University	ATTENTION: Spatial
A	Yiyuan	Huang	The University of Tokyo	Neural representations of temporal prediction signals in multiple time scales: An EEG study	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Other
A	Fanqi	Kong	San Francisco State University	EEG of Mental Imagery Elicited by Distractors in the Flanker Task	ATTENTION: Spatial
A	Maxime	Carrire	Freie UniversitŠt	Verbal Working Memory depends on Network Architecture: Generalization across Brain-constrained Network Models	LANGUAGE: Semantic
A	Nathalie	Liegel	Leibniz Research Centre for Human Factors	Task-specificity of pre-stimulus alpha in a mental effort paradigm: Does task specification enhance effects of reward?	ATTENTION: Other
A	Cheng-Hung	Hsin	Academia Sinica	The predictability effect on the N400 and LPC during spoken sentence comprehension under noisy conditions	LANGUAGE: Semantic
A	Rachel	Poulain	University of Toulouse 2	Hearing/Seeing it approaching: neural correlates of multisensory looming cues integration in the autistic personality	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
A	Andhika	Renaldi	National Central University, Taiwan	Behavioral and neurophysiological evidence for distinct statistical learning mechanisms of temporal and spatial positional regularity in alphabetic and logographic readers	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Peter	Bright	Anglia Ruskin University	Development of tools for estimating premorbid cognitive abilities in visually impaired and blind adults	METHODS: Other
A	Salome	Antoine	Freie Universitat Berlin	Pre-stimulus brain activity predicts social-communicative function of upcoming utterances	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Ralph	Andrews	Trinity College Dublin	Enhanced Respiratory Entrainment in Older Adults associated with greater focus during sustained attention	ATTENTION: Development & aging
A	Ryan	Hammonds	University of California, San Diego	Estimating Neuronal Timescales in Sleep	METHODS: Electrophysiology
A	Daisy	Lei	The Pennsylvania State University	Learning novel word meanings in bilinguals' second language: An ERP study	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Yang-Teng	Fan	Yuan Ze University	The interplay of the GABAA receptor polymorphisms and excitatory?inhibitory brain metabolite levels linked to autism spectrum conditions (ASC)	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Development & aging
A	Yi-Syuan	Huang	National Central University	Exploration on the reliance of spatial and temporal information in a triplet segmentation task of trajectories in signers and non-signers	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Jean	Bodet III	University of Houston, Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Neural substrates of embodied second-language learning: A virtual reality and functional near-infrared spectroscopy study	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Tomoki	Uno	National Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities	The anterior temporal semantic hub in the left and right hemispheres: A unified system or two separate systems for meaning?	LANGUAGE: Semantic
A	Sage	Boettcher	University Of Oxford	Investigating sensory and motor rhythmic sampling in behaviour	ATTENTION: Other
A	Elisabetta	Ambron	University of Pennsylvania	Efficacy and mechanisms of virtual reality treatment of phantom leg pain	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
A	Naga	Thovinakere	McGill University	Mechanistic Predictions of Future Physical Activity Behaviours from Baseline Brain Structure and Function	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Jixing	Li	City University of Hong Kong	Modeling multi-talker speech comprehension in normal and hearing-impaired listeners	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Audition
A	Christina	Yu	Duke University	Similarity and Distinctiveness of Memory Representations Predict Subsequent Memory for Different Semantic Categories	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
A	Victoria-Grace	Padilla	Vanderbilt University Medical Center	Semantic future thinking in adults with moderate-severe traumatic brain Injury	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
A	Esra	Al	Columbia University	Heartbeats influence visual perception in the absence of distractors	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Marta	Urbaniak	Institute of Psychology, Polish Academy of Sciences	Plasticity of grammatical and semantic word processing networks in brains of congenitally blind individuals	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Nields	Janssen	Universidad de La Laguna	Hippocampal subfield activity during sentence reading	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Emmanuelle	Bonnet	UniversitŽ Aix Marseille, ONERA	Actively generated stimuli are more precisely reproduced: a psychophysics and EEG study	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Mohammad	Soleyman Nejad	University of Manitoba	Fluctuations in Resting EEG Covary with Concurrent Cardiac Measurements in Children and Adults_x000D__x000D_	METHODS: Electrophysiology
A	Audrey	Morrow	University of California Santa Cruz	Individual Alpha Frequency Appears Unrelated to the Latency of Early Visual Responses	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Tim	NŠher	Ernst-Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience	Rhythms for Vision: Temporal dynamics of primate saccades	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	John	Veillette	University of Chicago	Adaptive Sample Size Determination for Neuroimaging using Sequential Analyses	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Tatiana	Matyushkina	UC Davis	Cortical tracking of speech in the presence of visual distractor in children with CI and hearing children: longitudinal study	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
A	Alex	IlyŽs	Eštvšs Lor‡nd University	A high-resolution fMRI investigation of the role of hippocampal pattern separation of conceptually similar memory traces	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
A	Shreya	Rajagopal	University of Michigan	Estimating Individual Trajectories of Structural and Cognitive Decline in Mild Cognitive Impairment	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Erin	Welch	Duke University	Schema Effects on Memory Representation: Aging and MCI	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
A	Andy	Kim	University of Southern California	The effects of resonance breathing on locus coeruleus activity in young and older adults.	ATTENTION: Development & aging
A	Jessica	Ip	Brown University	Age-Related Effects of Audiovisual Semantic Congruency on Living and Nonliving Object Perception	ATTENTION: Development & aging
A	Soukhin	Das	University of California Davis	Decoding Neural Patterns Associated with Cross-Modal Attention to Auditory and Visual Stimuli	ATTENTION: Multisensory
A	Lee	Holcomb	University of California, Davis	The effects of covert spatial attention and working memory capacity on early visually-evoked potentials	ATTENTION: Spatial
A	Lucas	Weyrich	Creighton University / Boys Town National Research Hospital	Cognitive Interference Subtypes Differentially Modulate Alpha and Gamma Oscillatory Dynamics in Children	ATTENTION: Development & aging
A	Clayton	Hickey	University of Birmingham	Electrophysiological indices of selective attention predict the quality of object representation in the lateral occipital cortex: Evidence from EEG decoding?? _x000D__x000D_	ATTENTION: Spatial
A	Damiano	Grignolio	University of Birmingham	Alpha desynchronization tracks the spread of attention across visual objects	ATTENTION: Spatial
A	April	Pilipenko	University of California, Santa Cruz	Effects of spontaneous alpha-band activity on visual detection across the perceptual contrast response function	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Jamie	Mitchell	Stanford University	Group-Level Template Labels Obscure Individual Text-Selective Response in Left Ventral Temporal Cortex_x000D__x000D_	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Patrick	Bloniasz	Boston University	Simulation Analysis of Event-Related Causality and Renormalized Partial Directed Coherence in Electroencephalography and Magnetoencephalography	METHODS: Electrophysiology
A	Mathieu	Guillaume	Stanford University	Groupitizing reflects conceptual developments in math cognition and inequities in math achievement from childhood through adolescence	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Other
A	Grace	Bell	University of California, Davis	The relationship between microsaccades and pupil response in a covert spatial attention paradigm	ATTENTION: Spatial
A	Francisco	Cervantes Constantino	Instituto de Investigaciones Biológicas Clemente Estable	Crossmodal dynamics of uncertain reward-driven distraction via frequency tagging	ATTENTION: Multisensory
A	Natalie	Baer	Columbia University	Is it possible to cue spatial attention within visual mental imagery?	ATTENTION: Spatial
A	Sydney	Smith	University of California San Diego	Investigating the mechanisms of precise predictive timing: behavior and intracranial EEG	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Audition
A	Tyler	Statema	University of California Davis	Neural Mechanisms of Cross-Modal Selective Attention for Auditory and Visual Stimuli_x000D__x000D_	ATTENTION: Multisensory
A	Jisub	Bae	Institute for Basic Science (IBS)	The influence of subjective visibility on illusory contour perception: An EEG study	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Hsin-Ping	Tien	National Central University	Does Motor Imagery Require More Cognitive Resource Than Motor Execution?	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Motor control
A	Madeleine	Goldberg	National Institutes of Health	Developmental Trajectory of Reward-Related Brain Activations in Typically Developing Children	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Krista	Schendel	Veterans Affairs NCHCS	Cognition and Driving after Unilateral Stroke	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Other
A	John	Nadra	University of California, Davis	The Neural Mechanisms of Color Willed Attention	ATTENTION: Nonspatial
A	Maycee	McClure	Columbia University	Precision: Developing a Novel Parameter that Quantifies Performance on Random Dot Kinematograms	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Harshada	Vinaya	University of California San Diego	Action strength norms predict concreteness effects in a regression ERP study	LANGUAGE: Semantic
A	Yu	Zhang	WRIISC and VA Palo Alto Health Care System	Diffusion Tensor Imaging Measures Reveal Impaired Glymphatic Functions in Gulf War Illness	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Henry	Burgess	Washington University in St. Louis	Realizing Dynamic Cognitive Tasks with Cloud-based Computation	METHODS: Other
A	Frank	Garcea	University of Rochester	Resting State Functional Connectivity Lesion-Symptom Mapping of the Tool Use Network	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Motor control
A	Émilie Rae	Hoeppner	The University of Western Ontario	Harnessing Statistical Learning to Support the Discovery of Second Language Phonetic Patterns in Adult Learners	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Madison P.	Shaver	Wake Forest University	Investigating the Interaction of Fluctuations in Spatial Attentional Flexibility and Sustained Attention	ATTENTION: Spatial
A	Amiya	Aggarwal	University of Western Ontario	Can statistical learning support speech segmentation of a natural language in adult learners?	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Jacob	Momsen	SDSU/UCSD	Directional Anisotropy in the Kinematic Analysis of Co-Speech Movements during Discourse Processing	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Eliza	Reedy	Carnegie Mellon University	Temporal alignment of word retrieval processes in auditory versus visual confrontation naming	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Caroline	Danforth	University of Central Arkansas	Investigating cross-modal transfer between echoic, visual, and haptic information in object discrimination tasks	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
A	Matthew	Moore	Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System	Magnetic resonance-based multimodal imaging patterns associated with health concerns in veterans	METHODS: Neuroimaging
A	Xiaojue	Zhou	University of California Irvine	Decode the Unseen: Classifying Action Representations During the Anticipatory Interval in the Action Observation Network (AON)	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Wen	Li	University of California, Davis	Delayed Prediction during Language Comprehension in Schizophrenia: An Electrophysiological Investigation	METHODS: Electrophysiology
A	Wei	Dou	University of California, Santa Cruz	Metacognitive Introspection Modulates Evidence Accumulation for Decision Making	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
A	Agnes (Yang)	Gao	University of California Davis	Multilevel pre-activation of lexical features during prediction-driven word production: an ERP study (in progress)	LANGUAGE: Semantic
A	Liya	Cheng	Tohoku University	Subject omission is more strongly preferred in Japanese than in Chinese: An Event-Related Potential study	LANGUAGE: Other
A	Nicolas	Adams	East Carolina University	Utilization of EEG and functional connectivity to demonstrate the relationship between musical training, cognition, and memory.	METHODS: Neuroimaging
B	Peiwen	Yeh	Kaohsiung Medical University	Neural evidence for affective priming of facial expressions on the processing emotional words in late childhood.	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
B	Alana	Montanez	The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine	Behavioral Dynamics in a Group Class Setting in Adults with Neurodevelopmental Disorders	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
B	Leonard	Faul	Duke University	Attentional positivity bias is moderated by age, depression, and emotion regulation strategy use: an eye-tracking study	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
B	Alexander	Belden	Northeastern University	Auditory and Reward Connectivity in Young and Older Adults During Music Listening and Rest	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
B	Narutoshi	Sato	Tohoku University	Relationship between neuroticism and neural activation during two cognitive emotion regulation strategies	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Sumeet	Jaswal	University of British Columbia	Assessing Cognitive-Affective Sensitivity in Misokinesia: An ERP Study	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Anna	Smith	Duke University	Dissociating the effects of processing fluency from aesthetic experience in visual art viewing	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Remington	Mallett	Northwestern University	Can sleep be improved via targeted memory reactivation for stress reduction?	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Prathyusha Gowri	Srinivasan	Belmont University	Hear Here: Emotional Laterality can also be probed by auditory words.	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Taylor	Orsini	Drexel University	Ancillary Effects of High-Definition tDCS on Psychophysiology and Cognition in Adults Under Pharmacological Treatment for Anxiety Disorders	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Alexandra	Kelly	Drexel University	Multiple Dimensions Contribute to Embodied Processing of Emotion Concepts	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Hannah	Apostolou	University of Alabama	A Comparison of Modern Measures of Brain Volume: An Examination of Loneliness Across the Lifespan	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Olivia	Cook	University of Louisville	Cognitive and Motor Neural Network Interaction during Threat Response	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Yen-Lin	PAN	Aix-Marseille Universit	Enhanced encoding and recognition of emotionally laden words in Mandarin: ERP and behavioral evidence	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Lorika	Shkreli	University of Oxford	Angiotensin-II antagonist enhances parahippocampal processing during memory encoding in high-anxious individuals	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Sophie	Sun	McGill University	Identifying the shared and distinct cognitive mechanisms underlying mood and behavioural symptoms in Parkinson?s disease using a reward learning task	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Dahlia	Kassel	Northern Michigan University	Resting-state functional connectivity patterns linked to individual differences in interpretation bias for emotional information	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Zhaohan	Wu	Florida State University	Cortical E/I imbalance precipitates sensory cortical hyperactivity in trait-anxious individuals	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Tamari	Shalamberidze	University of Alberta	Frontal Midline Theta Oscillations in Trait Anxiety and Episodic Memory	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
B	Mei	E	Shenzhen Institute of Neuroscience	Acute exercise modulates fear generalization and extinction	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotional responding
B	Kevin	Wilson	Gettysburg College	Cathodal Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation to the Right Ventrolateral Prefrontal Cortex Does Not Impact Aggressive Responses Following Social Exclusion	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotional responding
B	Odessa	Deng	Harvard University	Auditory and Reward System Activity for Vocal and Instrumental Music in Cognitively Healthy Young and Older Adults	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotional responding
B	Yi	Ding	Tohoku University	Major Coping-behavior and Risk-perception Factors for the COVID-19 Pandemic and their Psychobehavioral Characteristics	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
B	Haoyu	Zhang	Tsinghua University	Inter-brain neural coupling for cooperation and competition in a motion-sensing sports game: an fNIRS hyperscanning study_x000D__x000D_	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
B	Malgorzata	Krawczyk	Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Psychology	There?s more to ASD than theory of mind - neural activity associated with processing communicative interactions from point light motion in neurodivergent and typically developing groups_x000D__x000D_	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
B	Chad	Osteen	Loyola University Chicago	The Effect of Default Mode Network Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Open-Minded Cognition	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
B	Amin	Dehghani	Dartmouth College	Effects of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) and Social Manipulation on Pain Response_x000D__x000D_	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
B	Mamiko	Yamazaki	Tohoku University	Neuroanatomical bases of self-identity formulation: results of a voxel-based morphometry study in a large sample of healthy young adults	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Self perception
B	Kristina	Munelith-Souksanh	University of Ottawa	An event-related potential investigation of the relation between depressive symptoms and future-oriented self-knowledge	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Self perception
B	Thomas	Kim	Stony Brook University	The progression of adult hippocampal neurogenesis in Alzheimer's disease mice.	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
B	Imogen	Stead	The University of Queensland	A Combined Computational Modelling and Brain Imaging Study of Visual Attention, Decision Making and Inhibitory Control in Adolescence	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
B	Jennifer	Hanna Al-Shaikh	University of Western Ontario	Hippocampal Subfield Volume & Cognitive Function in Older Adults with Prediabetes	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
B	Vicky	Chang	University of Western Ontario	Causal Inference in Dementia Prevention Using Data from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging *In Progress	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
B	Kevin	Jones	University of California San Francisco	At-home neuromodulation to facilitate cognitive control in older adults with mild cognitive impairment	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
B	Zhimei	Niu	University of Texas in Austin	Regional brain volumetric analysis in diverse racial groups: Age and depression interactions on executive processes	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
B	Brandon	Watanabe	Texas A&M University	The effect of practice on task-set interia and neural task set representations in EEG	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
B	Stefan	Arnau	IfADo	Cognitive effort affects the strategic level of task-processing during cued task-switching	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
B	Juan	Balcazar	Texas A&M	The Role of Reward in Voluntary Task-Switching: Evidence from Eye tracking & EEG	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
B	Beatrice	Lomeo	Texas A&M University	??The role of Reward Expectancy in guiding Cognitive Flexibility_x000D__x000D_	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
B	Hanan	Guzman	Texas A&M University	The effect of practice on task-set inertia and neural task set representations in fMRI	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
B	Jason	Smucny	University of California Davis	Altered Associations between Task Ability and Dorsolateral Prefrontal Activation during a Cognitive Control Task in Schizophrenia	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
B	Guochun	Yang	University of Iowa	Task sequences are flexibly encoded as sequential and associative memory	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
B	Alma	Rahimidarabad	University of Western Ontario	Cerebral blood flow and executive function changes in response to active and passive exercise	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
B	Ricardo	Morales-Torres	Duke University	Visual recognition memory of complex scenes is driven by high-level, but not by low-level, visual representations	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	James	Antony	Cal Poly, SLO	Long-term, multi-event surprise enhances real-world memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Loris	Naspi	Humboldt University of Berlin	Is false recognition in aging due to an emphasis on semantic information at encoding? An fMRI study	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Shenyang	Huang	Duke University	Hippocampal interactions with visual and semantic representations in the cortex support subsequent perceptual and conceptual memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Melinda	Sabo	Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Fa	The role of attentional selection in goal-directed episodic memory reactivation	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Lydia	Jiang	University of Toronto; Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest	Scene Selective Regions In The Medial Temporal Lobe Are Also Recruited For Non-Scene Specific Integration Across Episodes	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Catherine	Carpenter	The Pennsylvania State University	Neural similarity of schematic information overrides new information, irrespective of target or lure information.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Arlene	Lormestoire	Columbia University	Post-encoding replay during awake rest promotes memory integration across overlapping sequences	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Ruben	Van Genugten	Northeastern University	Automated Scoring of the Autobiographical Interview with Natural Language Processing	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Steven	Martinez	Temple University	Linguistic cues of memory accuracy differ for low-threat and high-threat memories.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Serra	Favila	Columbia University	Hippocampal differentiation and visual cortex anticipation resolve competition during memory-guided attention	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Stephanie	Simpson	University of Toronto; Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest	Effects of aging, neurodegenerative disease, and MTL damage on autobiographical memory recall: A meta-analytic review of the Autobiographical Interview	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Monica	Thieu	Emory University	Episodic-Semantic Linkage for $1000: Episodic memory bolsters acquisition of new semantic knowledge in trivia experts	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Craig	Poskanzer	Columbia University	Switching between external and internal attention in hippocampal networks	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Malte	Kobelt	Ruhr-University Bochum	Tracking the neural representations of trauma-analogue experiences from encoding to memory intrusions	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	John	Thorp	Columbia University	Hippocampo-cortical replay during rest shapes memory updating	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Courtney	Jimenez	Dartmouth College	Dorsomedial Prefrontal Cortex (DMPFC) Prioritizes Social Learning at Rest	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Andreea	Zaman	King's College London	The role of the Angular Gyrus in episodic recognition, familiarity, and the subjective experience of recollection	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Susan	Benear	New York University	Valence biases in reinforcement learning and autobiographical memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Molly	Rowlands	University of Cambridge	The retrieval stopping model of fear extinction: A meta-analysis of fMRI studies	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
B	Shahd	Fares	McGill University	Behavioral and Eye Gaze Patterns in Political Decision Making	THINKING: Decision making
B	Courtney	Durdle	University of California, Santa Barbara	Resting-State Functional Connectivity as a Predictor for Shifting Memory-Based Decision Criterion _x000D__x000D_	THINKING: Decision making
B	Sara	Leslie	UCSB	Identifying Distinct and Shared Neural Activity Associated with Adaptive Decision-Making and Metacognition	THINKING: Decision making
B	Christina	Boardman	University of California Santa Barbara	Title: Shifting Expectations: Criterion shift association of Electroencephalography, in a recognition memory security patrol paradigm.	THINKING: Decision making
B	Chih-Yin	Lu	National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University	Fixed or stochastic? Testing the stochasticity of reference dependency in human decision making	THINKING: Decision making
B	Gili	Katabi	Tel-Aviv University	Computational modeling of value-based learning among individuals with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder	THINKING: Decision making
B	Alexander	Paunov	NeuroSpin	Uncertainty-based and heuristic exploration in the human brain	THINKING: Decision making
B	Siraj	Lyons	University of Louisville	Behavioral approach is linked to increased neural communication between frontostriatal and insular regions under risk.	THINKING: Decision making
B	Jing-Yu	Chuang	National Taiwan University	The Brain Seeks Novelty to Perpetuate Stability	THINKING: Decision making
B	Johan	Nakuci	Georgia Institute of Technology	Brain signatures during perceptual decision-making index variations in internal processing and decision boundary	THINKING: Decision making
B	Deborah	Marciano	University of California, Berkeley	BEHAVIORAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF MOMENT-TO-MOMENT CHANGES IN EXPECTATIONS	THINKING: Decision making
B	Luna	Li	University of California, Santa Barbara	Strategic and Implicitly Reinforced Criterion Shifting in Recognition Memory: An Individual Differences Perspective	THINKING: Decision making
B	Matthew	Bachman	University of Toronto	A neuro-temporal decoding investigation of multi-attribute decision making	THINKING: Decision making
B	Samantha	Gualtieri	University of Toronto	Now you see them, now you don't: Developmental reversals in a classic memory game	THINKING: Development & aging
B	Jillian	Graham	Belmont University	Honey, you're thinking too much: An investigation into sex differences in Subjective Cognitive Decline	THINKING: Development & aging
B	Savannah	Campbell	Belmont University	Can your past predict your future behaviors? Investigating the Impact of Childhood Experiences.	THINKING: Development & aging
B	Nathan	Petro	Boys Town National Research Hospital	Developmental differences in functional organization of multispectral connectivity	THINKING: Development & aging
B	Gaelle	Doucet	Boys Town National Research Hospital	Healthy aging impacts the construction but not the elaboration of social prospective thoughts	THINKING: Development & aging
B	Jacek	Grela	Jagiellonian University	Do strokes affect the brain?s critical state? A theoretical perspective.	THINKING: Other
B	Masayo	Noda	Kinjo Gakuin University	Neural substrates of loss: Comparing with the amount of financial losses	THINKING: Other
B	Lin-han	Huang	National Taiwan University	Cultural differences in resting-state functional connectivity of East Asian and Western brains	THINKING: Other
B	Dillon	Plunkett	Harvard University; Northeastern University	Evidence for Crossmodal Translation of Complex Ideas in Left Lateral Posterior Temporal Cortex	THINKING: Other
B	Karen R.	Konkoly	Northwestern University	Experimentally inducing dream content during REM sleep to promote creative problem-solving	THINKING: Problem solving
B	Simone	Luchini	The Pennsylvania State University	Excitatory transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) over the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) has been	THINKING: Problem solving
B	Dong Ho	Kim	Drexel University	Neural Correlates of Learning Preferences and Individual Differences in Design Fixation:_x000D__x000D_ Preliminary Evidence from Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)_x000D__x000D_	THINKING: Problem solving
B	Valerie	Klein	University of California Davis	Collaborative Tasks And Intersubject Correlation: A Naturalistic Hyperscanning Paradigm Using AR Tangram and Muse EEG	THINKING: Problem solving
B	Ting-Ting	Chang	National Chengchi University	Neurodevelopmental maturation of mathematical literacy	THINKING: Problem solving
B	Evie	Touring	Drexel University	Effects of HD-tDCS Over Prefrontal and Parietal Cortex for Creative Thinking in a Real-World Object Use Task	THINKING: Problem solving
B	Paulo	Barraza	CIAE Universidad de Chile	The teacher's mind: executive functions and mentalizing skills in expert teachers and adult non-teachers.	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
C	Marie-Anick	Savard	Concordia University	The effect of voluntary attentional control on emotional reactions to sound in people with and without misophonia	ATTENTION: Auditory
C	Patrik	Wikman	University of Helsinki	Attentional modulation of spatiotemporal neural signatures during audiovisual speech processing	ATTENTION: Auditory
C	Grace M.	Desmond	Brown University	Bottom-Up and Top-Down Processes Underlying LC-NA System Activity Revealed by Simultaneous Pupillometry and EEG	ATTENTION: Auditory
C	Yasra	Arif	Boys Town National Research Hospital	Aging modulates the impact of cognitive interference subtypes on dynamic connectivity within a distributed motor network	ATTENTION: Development & aging
C	Schea	Fissel Brannick	Midwestern University	Differential effects of music on attention in aging adults	ATTENTION: Development & aging
C	Catherine	Reed	Claremont McKenna College	Influence of Aging and Cognitive Load on Alpha-band Oscillation	ATTENTION: Development & aging
C	Nicolas	Poirel	UniversitŽ Paris CitŽ, UMR CNRS 8240, LapsydŽ	Neural correlates underlying local and global processing during visual search across adulthood	ATTENTION: Development & aging
C	Miriam	Taza	McGill University	Age-Related Differences in the Relationship Between the Basal Forebrain Volume, Functional Connectivity, and Cognition	ATTENTION: Development & aging
C	Y.Peeta	Li	University of Oregon	Whole-Brain Background Functional Connectivity Tracks Individual Components of Divided Attention _x000D__x000D_	ATTENTION: Multisensory
C	Kira	Wegner-Clemens	George Washington University	Search efficiency scales with semantic relatedness in audiovisual contexts	ATTENTION: Multisensory
C	Lindsey	Hasak	Stanford University	Steady-State EEG Measures How Directed Attention Impacts Audiovisual Integration of Letters and Speech Sounds	ATTENTION: Multisensory
C	Elena	Gherri	University of Bologna	The allocation of attention in a tactile search task: the impact of set-size on the N140cc	ATTENTION: Other
C	Ido	Davidesco	University of Connecticut	How Internal Attention Impacts Learning from Online Lectures	ATTENTION: Other
C	Henri Etel	Skinner	University of California, Santa Barbara	Dissociating Sources of Sustained Attention Failures via Reward	ATTENTION: Other
C	Johnny	Dubois	University of Toronto	A little lapse (in attention) goes a long way: categorizing novel stimuli benefits from sustained attention failures	ATTENTION: Other
C	Noah	Reardon	The Ohio State University	Incidental Exposure Optimizes Attention to Features that are Relevant to Category Membership	ATTENTION: Other
C	Jason	Samaha	University of California, Santa Cruz	Does spatial attention operate rhythmically? No evidence for behavioral oscillations in detection criterion or sensitivity.	ATTENTION: Spatial
C	Grace	Wang	University of Toronto	Attentional Modulation of Functional Lateralization Biases with Verbal and Nonverbal Stimuli	ATTENTION: Spatial
C	Marcia	Grabowecky	Northwestern University	The time to shift attention is influenced by the number of shifts made	ATTENTION: Spatial
C	Nadene	Dermody	University of Cambridge	Spatial and feature-selective attention interact to drive selective coding in frontoparietal cortex: data from healthy controls and focal lesion patients	ATTENTION: Spatial
C	David	Acunzo	University of Birmingham	Electrophysiological indices of selective attention predict the quality of object representation in the lateral occipital cortex: a concurrent EEG-fMRI study	ATTENTION: Spatial
C	Cheol	Soh	University of Iowa	Elucidating the role of subthalamic nucleus in the inhibitory control of attentional and perceptual representations	ATTENTION: Spatial
C	Mathieu	Landry	Universite de Montreal	Early differential and later similar effects between exogenous and endogenous attention facilitate perception during visual processing	ATTENTION: Spatial
C	Xiaoli	Zhang	The George Washington University	Uncertainty modulates task-irrelevant object representations in human early visual cortex	ATTENTION: Spatial
C	Chase	Martin	NTID Research Center on Culture and Language	Language variations on Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals's Executive Processing	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Natalia	Wieczorek	San Francisco State University	Stimulus-Elicited Involuntary Cognitions: Response Conflict, Habituation, and Word-Frequency Effects	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Chia-Chuan	Yu	The University of Texas at Austin	Emotional Interference in Inhibitory Control among Violent Offenders	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Byoung-Kyong	Min	Korea University	Improved inhibitory-control performance by out-of-phase transcranial alternating current stimulation between dorsolateral prefrontal and anterior cingulate cortices	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Lydia	Dorokhova	Aix Marseille University	Monitoring: tracing the evolutionary link from movement to cognition	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Lauren	Giuffre	Western University	Cerebral blood flow velocity and postexercise executive function benefits in nicotine vaping (In-Progress)	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Zhennuo	Wu	University of Chicago	Association between resting-state fMRI and inhibitory control among psychosis patients and healthy populations	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Folly	Folivi	Mt. Holyoke College	Interrelationship Between Impulsivity, Error-Related Negativity (ERN) and a Behavioral Flanker Task: An Event-Related Potential Investigation	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Casey	Imperio	CUNY: The graduate center	Brain stimulation at home: The effects of remote brain stimulation on memory and metamemory monitoring.	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Gianna	Jeyarajan	University of Western Ontario	Cerebral Hemodynamics During the Preparatory Phase of an Antisaccade Following Acute Aerobic Exercise	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Athena	May	University of Connecticut	Conditions of Control: Investigating the effect of individual differences in ADHD symptoms on efficacy of tDCS for improving inhibitory control	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Lian	Buwadi	University of Western Ontario	Cortical Hemodynamic and Executive Function Changes Linked to Combined Exercise and Meditation Training	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
C	Kaitlin	Lord	Vanderbilt University	Conversational memory in aging	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
C	Lauren	Russell	Georgetown University	Why do we have such difficulty recalling people?s names as we get older? A neurocognitive hypothesis	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
C	Tengwen	Fan	Louisiana State University	Domain-Specific Neural Profiles of Statistical Learning of Speech and Tone in Young Children	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
C	Philip	Lai	University of Nebraska Kearney	Language and Communication in School-age Children with Cortical and Subcortical Brain Injuries	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
C	Mingyu	Yuan	UC Berkeley	An Information-Theoretic Approach to Language Decline	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
C	Emily M.	Akers	San Diego State University	The effects of intent to learn: the neural response to highly iconic signs in hearing non-signers	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
C	Jacklyn	Jardel	San Diego State University	ERP Masked Priming Effects in Covert Spatial Attention	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
C	Niels	Schiller	Leiden University	Processing grammatical features in a second language: behavioral and ERP evidence	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
C	Yun-Han	Hsu	National Taiwan University	Perception of Onset Sibilant Variants in Taiwan Mandarin: An ERP Study	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
C	Yaqiong	Xiao	Shenzhen Institute of Neuroscience	ERP evidence of lexical-semantic processing in preschool children with language delays	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
C	Nathaniel	Braswell	Claremont McKenna College	Investigating the dynamic influences of bilingual language regulation and physiological regulation on domain-general cognitive control	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Zhanao	Fu	University of Toronto	Asymmetric late discriminative negativities reveal multiple levels of specification in speech sound representations	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Tania	Delgado	University of California, San Diego	Investigating the role of compositionality in an artificial language: An event-related potential study	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Brennan	Terhune-Cotter	San Diego State University	The Influence of Parafoveal Words on Foveal Word Processing in Deaf Readers	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Chanyuan	Gu	The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	The neural basis of naturalistic expository reading in bilinguals: evidence from inter-subject synchronization pattern	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Mio	Yokoi	National rehabilitation center for persons with disabilities	Neural systems for phonology contribute to the act of writing	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Maya	Yablonski	Stanford University	Subregions of the visual word form area show distinct patterns of functional connectivity	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Sophie	Jano	University of South Australia	Expecting the unexpected: A reanalysis of a multi-laboratory study with an investigation of prior word surprisal	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Holly	Zaharchuk	The Pennsylvania State University	Tracking the time-course of cross-dialect comprehension with ERPs: Comparing Southern and Mainstream US-accented speech perception	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Lorna	Quandt	Gallaudet University	Deafness and ASL Fluency Each Differentially Impact Biological Motion Perception_x000D__x000D_	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Joseph	Salvo	Northwestern University	The transmodal distributed language network includes an inferior temporal region that shows selectivity for visual word-forms	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Maryam	Mahmoudi	University of Minnesota	A feasibility study: application of brain-computer interface in augmentative and alternative communication for non-speaking individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Min Kyung	Hong	Vanderbilt University	A real-time neurobiological model of discourse comprehension: a fused fMRI/EEG study	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Megan	Hillis	Dartmouth College	Decoding knowledge of newly-learned language from neural representations of semantic meaning	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Shaoyun	Yu	The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Representations from deep language models capture neural patterns in naturalistic reading of scientific texts: cognitive plausibility and neural relevance	LANGUAGE: Other
C	Yu Jin	Rah	Seoul National University	Contributions of boundary representations in the hippocampus and visual scene network to individual differences in episodic memory organization	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Roni	Setton	Harvard University	Repetition effects on eye-tracking, vividness ratings, and brain activity during future simulation	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Jordan	Chamberlain	The Pennsylvania State University	Investigation of the neural effects of memory training to reduce false memories in older adults	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Tyler	Santander	University of California, Santa Barbara	Using dense-sampling to reveal distributed representations of familiarity and decisional processes in recognition memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Soroush	Mirjalili	The University of Texas at Austin	Investigating episodic memory as a multi-dimensional cognitive process	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Troy	Houser	University of Oregon	Successful generalization of conceptual knowledge after training to remember specific events	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Evan	Grandoit	Northwestern University	No enhancement of episodic memory from visual statistical learning detected when using a forced-choice recognition test	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Karen	Sasmita	Cornell University	Hippocampal connectivity with regions involved in processing internal and external information during event perception.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Nelly	Matorina	University of Toronto	The contextualization of recent and remote autobiographical memories	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Mar	Yebra	Cedars-Sinai Medical Center	Evidence accumulation by single units in the human Medial Temporal Lobe during memory-based decisions.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Daniel	Levy	Reichman University	Lateral Parietal and Temporal Lobe Contributions to Associative Memory: Strategic, Not Representational	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Jana	Reifegerste	Georgetown University	Effects of handedness on episodic memory: Evidence from a non-verbal task	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Isabel	Leiva	Temple University	Characterizing the relationship between intrusive memory reactivation and memory generalization using a laboratory-based model of rumination.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Gabriela	Vlez Largo	McGill University	Individual differences in the effect of lapses of attention on subsequent spatial context memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Christopher	Iyer	Stanford University	Towards a Multiple-Systems Account of Race-Related Biases in Recognition Memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	James	Stieger	Stanford University	CROSS REGIONAL MECHANISMS OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY IN THE HUMAN BRAIN	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Jessie	Chien	University of Southern California	Similarity and Dissimilarity Encoding in Memory Specificity in Young and Older Adults	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Karen	Miceli	Duke University	Perceived Plausibility Modulates Hippocampal Activity in Episodic Counterfactual Thinking	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Jia-Hou	Poh	Duke University	Lingering novelty signal facilitates the formation of enduring episodic memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Victoria	Schelkun	Columbia University	Hippocampal and cortical activity mechanisms of episodic memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
C	Haopei	Yang	Western University	Perirhinal cortex automatically tracks multiple types of familiarity regardless of task-relevance	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
C	Akul	Satish	University of York	Theta and alpha oscillations in the hippocampus and medial parietal cortex support the formation of location-based representations	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
C	Ran	Zhu	Tongji University	Spinal cord injury-activated C/EBP?-AEP axis mediates cognitive impairment through APP C586/Tau N368 fragments spreadin	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
C	Nicholas	Ruiz	Temple University	Human Models of Craving: Instrumental Behavior and Self Reports of Craving	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
C	Ashwin	Harimohan	Western University	Detecting Neural Signals Related to Memory Consolidation in Humans during Sleep_x000D__x000D_	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
C	Erika	Yamazaki	Northwestern University	Weakening Memories with Conjoint Memory Reactivation and Sleep Disruption	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
C	Pin-Wei	Chen	National Central University	Does the hippocampus contribute to statistical learning through pattern separation? An fMRI study of representational similarity	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
C	Norah	Wolk	Northwestern University	Reactivating mindfulness during REM sleep to influence dream content	THINKING: Other
C	Abigail	Roman	Northwestern University	Automatic sleep staging for nap studies	THINKING: Other
C	Yasmeen	Nahas	Northwestern University	How dynamic is the stream of consciousness? Thoughts move less freely under cognitive control	THINKING: Other
C	Sneha	Sheth	University of British Columbia	Experience sampling during fMRI reveals distinct dynamics in the stream of thought	THINKING: Other
D	Calli	Smith	Boston Children's Hospital	Neural and Environmental Correlates of Empathetic Behaviors in Adolescence _x000D__x000D_	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
D	Ashley	Wade	National Taiwan University	Differential Functional Connectivity Between Autism Spectrum Disorder and Typical Development over Each Year of the Adolescent Period	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
D	Masoud	Seraji	University of Texas at Austin	Habitual emotion regulation contributes to emotional episodic encoding particularly with increasing age	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
D	Nicholas	Kathios	Northeastern University	Age-Specific Effects of Music Encoding on Reward and Memory Systems in Healthy and Cognitively Impaired Aging	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
D	Jiwon	Chun	The Catholic University of Korea	Altered brain activity of salience network in adolescence during facial emotion processing	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Development & aging
D	Keirsten	Howard	Belmont University	Can you HAND-le these emotions? An investigation on hemispheric dominance with exposure to visual stimuli. _x000D__x000D_	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Ian	McDonough	The University of Alabama	Different Lifetime Periods of Stress Uniquely Predict Brain Function During Working Memory and Episodic Retrieval Tasks	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Lyla	Hawari	McGill University	The Effect of Acute Stress on Cognition in Parkinson's Disease Patients and Older Adults [IN PROGRESS]	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Marne	White	Washington University in St. Louis	Contrasting mindfulness state induction effects on cognitive control and emotion regulation	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Dhaval	Bhatt	Dartmouth College	Differences in conversation behaviour relate to the resting state functional connectivity of Left-IFG	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Siddhant	Iyer	Dartmouth College	Inter-subject variability in post-encoding default network connectivity explains affects of social memories	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Samuel	Cooper	University of Texas at Austin	Decoded reinstatement of latent associative structure is associated with neural generalization of learned threat	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Rachael	Wright	Duke University	Learning to motivate: Whole-brain engagement during real-time fMRI neurofeedback of the ventral tegmental area	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Jingyi	Wang	University of California, Santa Barbara	Time and emotion modulate the intrinsic functional organization of lateral prefrontal cortex	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Mengsi	Li	UCSB	The persistence of affect and temporal memory across event boundaries	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotion-cognition interactions
D	Gloria	Mendoza Franco	Aalto University	Identification of emotional responses towards threat and different stereotypes using fMRI data and an MVPA approach	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotional responding
D	Vesa	Putkinen	Turku PET Centre, University of Turku	PLEASURABLE MUSIC MODULATES µ-OPIOID SYSTEM ACIVITY IN THE BRAIN	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotional responding
D	Anna	Duong	Brown University	Functional and cytoarchitectonic mapping of subparts in human insula that are active during experimental tasks and involved in electrically elicited anxiety and pain_x000D__x000D_	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Emotional responding
D	Shir	Genzer	The Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Sensorimotor simulation via mu rhythm suppression is associated with greater empathic accuracy	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
D	Xinxu	Shen	Temple University	State anxiety dampens the relationship of surprise with hedonic utility and curiosity	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
D	Toru	Ishii	Stanford University	Association of Depressive/anxiety Symptoms and Increase of Rapid-eye-movement Sleep in the Evening Chronotype	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
D	Imogen	Weigall	University of South Australia	Exploring EEG-based resting-state and task-related neural predictors of team performance	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
D	Danika	Geisler	Dartmouth	Self-focused by default: Spontaneous medial prefrontal cortex and DMN core subsystem activity during rest predicts the desire to think about the self	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Other
D	Mathew	Rocha Hammerstrom	University of Victoria	The Impact of Self-Relevance on Neural Signals Reflecting Attention, Perception and Reward Learning	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Self perception
D	Joshua	Brown	Florida State University	Dynamic upregulation of the default mode network via transcranial alternating current stimulation.	EMOTION & SOCIAL: Self perception
D	Nancy	Rodas De Leon	University of California, Merced	Is there a 'bilingualism effect' on neural indices of cognitive control	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
D	Glenn	Sherard	The University of Texas at Dallas	Unpredictable cuing in working memory updating training changes connectivity of default mode and cognitive networks: ViCTOR trial in healthy aging	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
D	Po-Kai	Wang	National Taiwan University	Different Strategic Neural Correlates Representing Distances Implicates Age-related Distortions in Spatial Navigation	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
D	João	Ver’ssimo	University of Lisbon	Aging yields improvements as well as declines across attention and executive functions	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
D	Zachary	Gemelli	Rhode Island Hospital	Age-Related Differences in Electrophysiological Dynamics on a Flanker and Semantic Retrieval Task	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
D	Sina	Schwarze	Max Planck Institute for Human Development	Practice-induced Changes in Frontoparietal Activation and Representations During Task Switching in Children	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
D	Andrew	Lynn	Vanderbilt University	Kindergartner?s executive function abilities are associated with their neural representations of symbolic magnitude	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Development &aging
D	Joshua	Upshaw	University of Arkansas	Creating mindful enhancements: The role of mindfulness meditation in improving cognitive control to reduce smartphone related distractions for divergent creative thinkers.	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
D	McKinney	Pitts	Florida State University	Investigating the control organization of the lateral prefrontal cortex by timescale and focus	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
D	Michelle	Kassel	University of California, San Francisco/San Francisco VAMC	Differential Associations of Executive Control Performance and Network Connectivity between Monolingual and Bilingual Older Adults with Late Life Depression	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
D	Joman Y	Natsheh	Children's Specialized Hospital	Neurocognitive Correlates of Action-Control in Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
D	Alexandria	Meyer	Florida State University	Examining effects of cTBS to the prefrontal cortex on cognitive control using fMRI	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
D	Michael	Freund	Washington University in St. Louis	EEG decoding of task rules and conflict history effects in the Stroop task	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
D	Thomas	Biba	University of Toronto	Rhythmic oscillations between task sets delineate stable versus flexible cognitive control	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
D	Davide	Gheza	Washington University in St Louis	Control mechanisms informed by neural representation of task rules	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Goal maintenance & switching
D	Azar	Ayaz	The University of Western Ontario	Cerebral Blood Flow Changes Associated with Music Listening and Aerobic Exercise: Independent Effects in Post-intervention Executive Function Benefits (In Progress)	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Samara	Morrison	University of Auckland	A novel methodology for capturing the manual and neural dynamics of cognitive control	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Shraddha	Shende	Illinois State University	Neural Changes Underlying Inhibitory Control in Older Adults with Age-Related Hearing Loss	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	William	Alexander	Florida Atlantic University	Flexible and Reliable Strategies for Cognitive Control	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Kenneth	Paap	San Francisco State University	The Ultimate Test for a Bilingual Advantage in Executive Functioning, Self-Control, or Attention Control_x000D__x000D_	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Mario	Hervault	University of Iowa	Comparing the electrophysiological dynamics of inhibitory control between action-stopping and -changing in humans	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Patrick	Bissett	Stanford University	Characterizing cognitive control networks using a precision neuroscience approach	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Tala	Elsabbagh	San Francisco State University	The Habituation of Higher-Order Conscious Processes: Evidence from Mental Arithmetic_x000D__x000D_	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Benjamin	Rangel	University of Iowa	Surprise-induced inhibition of active task set representations	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Raphael	Geddert	Duke University	A computational model of adaptive control over cognitive stability and flexibility	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Yoojeong	Choo	University of Iowa	Commonalities and differences between error- and surprise processing revealed by post-trial behavioral slowing and EEG decoding analysis	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	MaitŽ	Crespo Garc’a	University of Cambridge	Inhibitory Control of Hippocampal Activity by the Prefrontal Cortex Achieved by Medial Septal Pacemaker Suppression	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Monitoring & inhibitory control
D	Sage	Sherman	University of Colorado Boulder	Investigating External Sensory Noise Effects on Cognition	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Jaime Ali	Rios	Stanford University	Uncovering the structure of sequential control through data-driven ontology discovery	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Elle	Murata	University of California, Santa Barbara	Impact of Ovarian Hormone Suppression on Cognitive Function and Brain Structure	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Olivia	Keaton	Univ of South Carolina Aiken	COVID-19 and its negative, potentially long-term impact on executive function (task-switching, inhibitory control, attention), mood, and anxiety	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Hope	Nyarady	University at Buffalo	Domain-specific relationships between cognitive deficits and post-concussion symptoms following mild Traumatic Brain Injury	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Christopher	Pirrung	University of New Mexico	Source Estimation of the Reward Positivity and Related Resting State Network Activity in Major Depressive Disorder	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Chiara	Gramegna	University of Milano-Bicocca	Neuromodulation of aggressiveness: a tDCS experiment	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Katherine	Michon	University of Michigan	Using Precision Neuroimaging to Explore the Neural Organization of Cognitive Control	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Alina Sophie	Nostadt	Ruhr-University Bochum / University Hospital Bergmannsheil	Effects of dopaminergic receptor stimulation upon processing of contextual information and the renewal effect	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Mattia Federico	Pagnotta	University of California, Berkeley	Delta-band oscillations in the frontoparietal network support cognitive control for abstract rules	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Laura	Yost	Duke University	Changes in cognitive-behavioral outcomes after real-time fMRI VTA neurofeedback training in individuals with ADHD	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Eun Hyun	Seo	Chosun University	Verbal fluency performance is associated with cognitive reserve in preclinical Alzheimer?s disease	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Stefan	Arnau	IfADo	Psychophysiological determinants of vigilance in basically awake people	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Donnisa	Edmonds	Northwestern University	High-resolution 7T functional MRI reveals that the distributed cortical network involved in social cognition includes regions in the amygdala and entorhinal cortex	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Kent	Hubert	University of Arkansas	Diminishing Creative Returns: Predicting Optimal Creative Performance via Individual Differences in Executive Functioning	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Emily M.	Harriott	Vanderbilt University	White Matter Tract Integrity and Academic Achievement in Childhood	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Xiaochen	Zheng	Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour	The neural architecture of generative compositionality: how do we infer the meaning of 'un-reject-able-ish'	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Other
D	Hayate	Oonishi	Hokkaido University	Differential Theta Brain Activities Depending on the Memory Strategies in Visual Working Memory	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Simran	Kaur	All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi	Prestimulus EEG microstate and its sources reveal an aberrant default mode network in subjects with addictive disorders.	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Yangzi	Chen	Peking University	Dynamic perturbation manipulates ordinal performance in human sequence working memory	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Katherine	Boere	The University of Victoria	Mapping the Relationship between Cognitive Load and Performance in Multitasking Environments Using Mobile Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS)	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Josset	Yarbrough	Northwestern University	Dissociable Frontal Midline and Posterior Signatures of Mismatch Detection in Working Memory	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Lingxiao	Shi	Northwestern University	Frontal-posterior theta-alpha oscillations underlie cognitive control in working memory	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Bo-Cheng	Kuo	National Taiwan University	How do EEG signatures of working memory capacity depend on memory content?	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Daniel	Schneider	IfADo	Predictive coding in working memory: EEG evidence for prospective motor codes under task uncertainty	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Seth	Springer	University of Nebraska Medical Center	The impact of aging on the neural oscillatory dynamics serving working memory processing	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
D	Manjima	Sarkar	Stanford University	Investigating Effects of Auditory Salience on TMS-EEG Artifact and Local Cortical Excitability	METHODS: Electrophysiology
D	Aaron	Karst	University of Wisconsin Oshkosh	An examination of the role of conscious awareness in the elicitation of the P300 component	METHODS: Electrophysiology
D	Victoria	Hossack	Laurentian University	Biophoton imaging predicts the severity of psychosis symptoms in healthy adult females and not males	METHODS: Electrophysiology
D	Jason	da Silva Castanheira	McGill Univeristy	Neurophysiological fingerprinting differs in content but not accuracy across the adult lifespan	METHODS: Electrophysiology
D	Samuel	Calmels	McGill University	Using brains as sensors of the magnetic fields produced by other brains: _x000D__x000D_ Reporting a robust and simpler method	OTHER
D	Christopher	Cyr	Northwestern University	Using precision functional MRI to predict propagation of intracranial electrical stimulation	OTHER
D	Daniel	Morris	Northwestern University	Lucid dreamers respond to auditory cues, especially following periods of high EEG theta power_x000D__x000D_	OTHER
D	Sinead	Doogan	Belmont University	'Picture that!' Development of a mental imagery vividness assessment	OTHER
D	Maria	Balaet	Imperial College London	Multivariate cognitive fingerprints of Parkinson?s disease and REM sleep behavioural disorder	OTHER
D	Nathan	Whitmore	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Scalable Methods to Produce Lucid Dreams: A Large Scale Trial of Targeted Lucidity Reactivation	OTHER
D	Chloe	Lambert	Columbia University	Visual mental imagery: an English-language assessment battery for different perceptual and imagery domains	OTHER
D	Selin	Bekir	University of California Santa Barbara	Progesterone Fluctuations Differentially Modulate Inter- and Intrahemispheric Functional Connectivity of the Inferior Frontal Gyrus	OTHER
D	Zachariah	Cross	Northwestern University	Resting-state aperiodic neural activity as a novel objective marker of excessive sleepiness	OTHER
D	Sara	Studte	Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg	Sleep duration can be linked to declarative memory performance but not to attention in elementary school children	OTHER
D	Kristin	Sanders	University of Notre Dame	The role of rapid eye movement sleep and deep sleep to solving creative problems	THINKING: Problem solving
D	Christine	Chesebrough	Drexel University	Neural Entropy in RS-EEG and its Relation to Insightful Problem-Solving	THINKING: Problem solving
D	Maxi	Becker	Humboldt University Berlin	Neuronal mechanism of insight-induced representational change	THINKING: Problem solving
D	Yuhua	Yu	Northwestern University	Think slow, think insight	THINKING: Problem solving
D	Xinhao	Wang	Humboldt University of Berlin	Increased evidence accumulation as neural marker for perceived suddenness during visual insight solutions	THINKING: Problem solving
D	Carola	Salvi	University of Texas at Austin - John Cabot University of Ro	Aha! Experiences enhance learning for incidental information. New evidence supporting the insight memory advantage.	THINKING: Problem solving
E	Mohammad Hossein	Behboudi	The University of Texas at Dallas	The gamma and theta networks continue to develop into adolescence during sentence processing	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
E	Isabel	Nichoson	Yale School of Medicine	Comparison of adult and child language-related networks during movie-viewing with whole-head fNIRS	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
E	Li-Hai	Tan	Shenzhen Institute of Neuroscience	Lifespan development of semantic processing in reading	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
E	Julie	Schneider	Louisiana State University	Input or Uptake? Statistical learning moderates the relationship between language input and vocabulary size	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
E	Nikolay	Novitskiy	The Chinese University of Hong Kong	Developmental stability of neural encoding of speech	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
E	Tzu-Yu	Hung	National Taipei University of Nursing and Health Sciences	The effect of Cognitive Reserve on Connected Speech in Aging	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
E	Fang	Wang	Stanford University	Progress in elementary school reading linked to growth of cortical responses reflecting statistical learning within visual word forms	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
E	Wei-Chin	Hsu	National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University	Neurocognitive reserve modulates white-matter microstructure associated with language in healthy older adults	LANGUAGE: Development & aging
E	Stacey	Reyes	Western University	The influence of memory reactivation during sleep on vocabulary and grammar rule learning	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
E	Yihan	Chen	University of Florida	Behavioral and Neural Signatures of Sub-lexical Processing in Chinese-English Bilinguals	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
E	Adam	Morgan	NYU School of Medicine	Tracking word planning during sentence production with ECoG	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
E	Joanna	Morris	Providence College	Differential patterns of brain activity are correlated with individual differences in sensitivity to morphological structure.	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
E	Elizabeth	Toomarian	Stanford University, Synapse School	Two weeks of classroom-based training changes neural responses for lexical access: insights into naturalistic education by bringing SSVEP and EEG into schools	LANGUAGE: Lexicon
E	Will	Decker	Louisiana State University	Neural Mechanisms of Novel Word Learning Through Rhyme in Adults	LANGUAGE: Semantic
E	Sofia E.	Ortega	San Diego State University	The ERP response to semantic classification in an object recognition megastudy	LANGUAGE: Semantic
E	Ryan	Hubbard	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Electrophysiological Changes Across Two Days of Reading - Prediction Updating, or Memory Retrieval?	LANGUAGE: Semantic
E	Veena	Dwivedi	Brock University	Distinct neurocognitive effects of anaphoric vs. event knowledge violations	LANGUAGE: Semantic
E	Paul	Smith	Columbia University Teachers College	Depth of processing in reading indexed by N400: Comparing digital vs. print text reading in middle-schoolers	LANGUAGE: Semantic
E	Michael	Ullman	Georgetown University	The N400 reflects learning and processing in the declarative memory ?what? circuit: A unifying neurocognitive model	LANGUAGE: Semantic
E	Zoe	Yang	University of California	Syntactic Prediction of Word Category Information in Bilinguals	LANGUAGE: Syntax
E	Yaqi	Xu	UC Santa Cruz	Downstream Effects of Attentional Engagement on Syntactic Processing Difficulty	LANGUAGE: Syntax
E	Stephanie	Lopez	Louisiana State University	The Influence of Native Language on Motion Event Encoding: An ERP Study	LANGUAGE: Syntax
E	JEAHONG	KIM	the University of Texas at Dallas	Beta binaural beat reduced the processing burden of syntactic complexity by increasing the inter-hemispheric functional connectivity in the left posterior temporal region	LANGUAGE: Syntax
E	Nicoletta	Biondo	UC Berkeley - BCBL	Cortical regions supporting syntactic comprehension: A lesion-symptom mapping study	LANGUAGE: Syntax
E	Manda	Fischer	University of Toronto and Rotman Research Institute at Baycr	Ready for Action: Long-term Memory Triggers Covert Response Preparation at Retrieval	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Priming
E	Adrian	Gilmore	National Institute of Mental Health/NIH	Repetition suppression in BOLD fMRI co-localizes with evoked EEG power increases during repeat object naming: Evidence from simultaneous EEG-fMRI	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Priming
E	Wen	Jian	Brown University	Dissociable Pupillary Response Patterns During Explicit and Implicit Memory Retrieval	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Priming
E	Annick	Tanguay	Vanderbilt University Medical Center	The properties of personal semantics	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
E	Rebecca	Cutler	The University of Texas at Austin	The effect of semantic congruence in memory search is modulated by similarity: An ERP analysis of feature verification	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
E	Margaret	McAllister	Duke University	Functional Connectivity and Semantic Memory Success in Aging and MCI	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
E	Matthew	Slayton	Duke University	Cortical dimensions supporting mnemonic semantic factors	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
E	Ariana	Giuliano	University of Toronto & Rotman Research Institute	Comparing script knowledge deficits between patients with ventromedial-prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) and medial temporal lobe (MTL) damage	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Semantic
E	Keela	Thomson	University of Toronto	Towards an understanding of the limitations of procedural learning	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
E	Xueyun	Shao	Shenzhen University	Myeloarchitectonic plasticity in elite golf players' brains	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
E	Peigen	Shu	Northwestern University	Transfer of implicit sequence knowledge depends on perceptual features	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
E	Y. Catherine	Han	Northwestern University	Targeted memory reactivation of auditory sequence knowledge during an afternoon nap	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
E	Shikha	Prashad	Washington State University	Impact of chronic cannabis use on motor behavior	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
E	Hilda	Parra	University of California San Diego	Cognitive Advantages Associated with Musical Experience during Development	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Ma	Feilong	Dartmouth College	A cortical surface template for human neuroscience	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Olivia	Kline	National Institutes of Health	Developmental Trajectories of BOLD Activation during Visuospatial Processing in Williams Syndrome	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Baihan	Lin	Columbia University	Visualizing the dynamics of brain representations: a comparative study	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Matthew	Singh	Washington University in St. Louis	A Novel Paradigm for Model-Driven Modulation of Endogeneous Control using Transcranial Electrical Stimulation	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Ruiqi	Chen	Washington University in St. Louis	Complementary benefits of hierarchical modeling and MVPA for identifying individual differences in cognitive control	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Ian	Ballard	University of California, Berkeley	Striatal dopamine influences the hemodynamic response in humans	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Akari	Akiyama	Tohoku university	A longitudinal study of the relationship between sleep duration and brain volume	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Yingying	Peng	The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	The Neural Basis of Multimedia Learning and Multimodal Processing: Social-Emotional Cues for Effective Online Learning	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Ted	Maldonado	Indiana State University	Anodal cerebellar tDCS increased cerebello-cortical connectivity with language regions in young adults	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Weigang	Yi	University of California Davis	fMRI Deconvolution Toolbox: Separating Overlapping Responses in Non-Randomized Alternating Event-Related fMRI Designs in Cognitive Neuroscience	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Conor	Shatto	Columbia University	Neuro-DBER: A flexible neuroscience- and technology-driven framework for the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning _x000D__x000D_	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Lorenzo	Pasquini	University of California San Francisco	Long-term effects of psilocybin on dynamic fronto-striatal-thalamic activity	METHODS: Neuroimaging
E	Maggie	Rempe	Boys Town National Research Hospital	Structure-function coupling between spontaneous cortical activity and cortical thickness across the lifespan	NEUROANATOMY
E	Blake	Elliott	Temple University	In-Vivo Structural Connectivity of the Reward System Along the Hippocampal Long-Axis	NEUROANATOMY
E	Nick	Wellman	University of Pennsylvania	Brain white matter changes during a 1-year Antarctic winter-over mission	NEUROANATOMY
E	Gal	Vishne	The Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Representation of sustained visual content in different frequency ranges: an intracranial study	OTHER
E	Thamires	Magalhaes	Texas A&M University	Correlations between cerebellar subregions and behavior after neuromodulation in young adults	OTHER
E	Violet	Zhou	University of Michigan	Longitudinal Changes in Resting-State Functional Connectivity in Older Adults	OTHER
E	Prateek	Dhamija	Univeristy of Toronto	Higher order conditioning is mediated by phase-locked connectivity between prefrontal and temporal cortices in humans.	OTHER
E	Ivan	Herrejon	Texas A&M University	Cerebellar-Basal Ganglia Networks and their Role in Cognitive and Motor Processes Across the Adult Lifespan	OTHER
E	Audrey	Wade	Belmont University	Are we ovary-acting? All visuospatial abilities may not be equally affected throughout the menstrual cycle.	OTHER
E	Anton	Tokariev	Indiana University	The early genesis of electrophysiological networks in the infant brain is linked to later cognitive performance_x000D__x000D_	OTHER
E	Claire	Cadwallader	Monash University	Acute exercise as a modifier of neocortical plasticity and aperiodic activity in the visual cortex	OTHER
E	Laura	Pritschet	University of California, Santa Barbara	Structural and functional brain changes observed over the course of a human pregnancy ? a dense-sampling study	OTHER
E	Dylan	Curtin	Monash University	Dopamine D2 receptor blockade eliminates exercise-induced changes in cortical inhibition and excitation	OTHER
E	Marise	van Zyl	Stanford University	Changes in room acoustics engage spatial sound processing: an MMN study	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Audition
E	Attila	Andics	Eotvos Lorand University	Voicelikeness sensitivity in dogs and humans: a comparative fMRI study	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Audition
E	Conner	Frank	SDSU/UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program	Alterations in Olfactory Network Connectivity During Odor Identification are Related to CSF t-Tau Levels	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Development & aging
E	Bing Shan	Wu	National Central University of Taiwan	Differential impacts of varying spatial and temporal sequential regularities on Serial Reaction Time Task (SRTT): A behavioral and tDCS study	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Motor control
E	Roselyne J.	Chauvin	Washington University in St Louis	Spontaneous plasticity pulses associated with both disuse and overuse behavioral adaptation	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Motor control
E	Silvia	Daun	University of Cologne and Research Center Juelich	Bilateral reorganization of motor control network dynamics during an ipsilesional motor response in hemispheric stroke	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Motor control
E	Kathryn-Mary	Wakim-Takaki	Albert Einstein College of Medicine	Predicting reaction time from EEG: using machine learning to decode single trials	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Motor control
E	Cody Zhewei	Cao	University of Michigan	Visual Speech Differently Restores Temporal and Spectral Speech Information in the Auditory Cortex	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
E	Elise	Turkovich	University of California Santa Cruz	Non-conscious multi-sensory integration revealed in the ventriloquist effect_x000D__x000D_	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
E	Danlei	Chen	Northeastern University	Prediction in the midbrain: layer-dependent pattern of human superior colliculus activity during decision-making predicts the modality of expected sensory stimulation	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
E	Areti	Majumdar	Department of Psychology - University of Michigan, Ann Arbor	Visual speech increases the decodability of phonemes in auditory cortex_x000D__x000D_	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
E	Lukasz	Bola	Institute of Psychology, Polish Academy of Sciences	Decoding spoken words in the early visual cortex of sighted and congenitally blind individuals	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
E	EunSeon	Ahn	University of Michigan	Comparing the causal involvement of the posterior superior temporal sulcus in audiovisual facilitation versus the McGurk effect	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
E	Hohyun	Cho	Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis	Simulating Large-Scale Cortical Function and Resulting Behavior	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Multisensory
E	Clara	Sava-Segal	Dartmouth College	Shifting interpretations of multistable, 'naturalistic' stimuli	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Other
E	Alison	Harris	Claremont McKenna College	Individual Variability in Sensorimotor Mu Suppression to Observation of Human Actions	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Other
E	Anna	Skrzatek	Sorbonne University/Paris Brain Institute - ICM	Neural Mechanisms Of Motor Rehabilitation Through Serious Games Using Virtual Reality In Parkinson's Disease	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Other
E	Brett	Bormann	University of California, Davis	An EEG Examination of Early Visual Processing in Cochlear Implant Using Children	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Zoe	Heidenry	Columbia University in the City of New York	Investigating the Effect of Mental Rotation on Bistable Motion Perception	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Guo	Jiahui	Dartmouth College	Cross-movie prediction of individualized functional topography	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Wenyan	Bi	Yale University	Investigating generalizable physics-based representations of soft objects in the human brain	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Eric	Clapham	Black Hills State University	Scene Scanning enhances Perceptions of Clarity in Peripheral Visual Fields	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Oliver	James	Institute for Basic Science	On the representation of objective and subjective visible/invisible stimuli in humans via EEG-based report and no-report	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Pei-Xuan	Luo	National Central University	The effects of race and contrast on face perception in the continuous flashing suppression paradigm: Evidence from the N	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Irene	Echeverria-Altuna	University of Oxford	Distinct neural signatures for cue- and time-dependent prioritisation in working memory	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Alexis	Kidder	Dartmouth College; NIMH	Evidence from prosopometamorphopsia and mouth-specific distortions for independent representations of individual facial features	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Jane	Han	Dartmouth College	Neural representational geometry of action in naturalistic stimuli	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Athena	Willis	Gallaudet University	Perception of Signing Avatars? Movement Leads to Predictive Processing and Non-Linear Model of Mu / Alpha Frequency Power Changes	PERCEPTION & ACTION: Vision
E	Joonhwa	Kim	Brown University	In the eye of the decider: Gaze patterns distinguish levels of mutual exclusivity in value-based choice.	THINKING: Decision making
E	Mu-Chen	Wang	National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University	System neglect and the neural computations for change estimate	THINKING: Decision making
E	Wan-Yu	Shih	National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University	Individual differences in subjective-value adaptation	THINKING: Decision making
E	Shih-Wei	Wu	National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University	Context effects on visual perception and reward probability estimation	THINKING: Decision making
E	Sascha	Froelich	Technische Universitaet Dresden	Interaction Between Habits as Action Sequences and Goal-Directed Behavior	THINKING: Decision making
E	Jennifer	Crawford	Washington University	Neural mechanisms of cognitive effort-based decision-making: a multimethod approach	THINKING: Decision making
E	Seokhwan (Tommy)	Kim	McGill University	Apathy is associated with overweighting of effort-related dimensions of value in an everyday decision-making task	THINKING: Decision making
E	Hai-Tao	Wu	Peking University	Human Brain Constructs Cognitive Maps Adaptively by Re-Scaling Abstract Concepts	THINKING: Decision making
E	Michael	Coulter	University of California San Francisco	Intracranial Recordings Demonstrate Predictive Encoding of Potential Outcomes in the Human Extended Amygdala	THINKING: Decision making
E	Abigail	Hsiung	Duke University	Spoiler Alert! Curiosity prioritizes the information gathering process over the outcome	THINKING: Decision making
F	Jenna	Pablo	University of Nevada, Reno	Working Memory Improvement Due to Changed Connectivity Metrics During Maintenance	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Yueying	Dong	University of California, San Diego	Pupil Size Tracks Graded Functional States of Working Memory Maintenance	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Rose	Nasrawi	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	Higher memory load delays motor but not visual selection from working memory	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Julia	Ericson	Karolinska Institutet	Strengthening of Alpha Synchronization During Working Memory Maintenance is a Neural Correlate of Cognitive Transfer	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Baiwei	Liu	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	Jointly looking to the past and the future in visual working memory	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Samantha	Gray	Northwestern University	Functional Distinctions in Phase Amplitude Coupling in Hippocampal Working Memory Networks	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Mckenzie	Haller	University at Buffalo	Delayed neural processing during working memory in people with Multiple Sclerosis	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Goran	Papenberg	Karolinska Institute and Stockholm University	Aging-related losses in dopamine D2 receptor availability are linked to working-memory decline across five years	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Jacob	Miller	Yale University	Spatial scales of coding for working memory in primate lateral prefrontal cortex	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Rebecca	Feldman	Washington University in St. Louis	Neural mechanisms supporting the relationship between working memory capacity and proactive control	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Chunyue	Teng	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Dissociating the functional roles of visual and parietal cortex in representing content versus context in visual working memory	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Marian	Berryhill	University of Nevada	High Schizotypy Participants Exhibit A Reduced Working Memory Induced P300 _x000D__x000D_	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Domenico	Tullo	University of California, Irvine	Characterizing the role of spacing and consistency in repeated practice for task-specific learning in cognitive training	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Jorja	Shires	University of Nevada, Reno	Some Beneficial Effects of Screen Time on Working Memory in People with a History of mTBI_x000D__x000D_	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Gayathri	Satheesh	New York University Abu Dhabi	Working memory is composed of distinct subcomponents	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Jonathan	Daume	Cedars-Sinai Medical Center	A single cell correlate of theta-gamma phase amplitude coupling during working memory in the human hippocampus	EXECUTIVE PROCESSES: Working memory
F	Ming-Tsan	Su	National Taiwan Normal University	miR320b regulates CaMKII?-MeCP2-BDNF homeostasis: implication in the cognitive ability of adolescents	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Cameron	Ryczek	California State University, San Bernardino	Cerebrospinal Fluid Biomarkers Not Associated with Mild Cognitive Impairment Reversion in Parkinson?s Disease	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Sophia	Tran	University of Waterloo	Aging and the Effectiveness of Encoding Techniques	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Li-Ching	Lee	National Taiwan Normal University/Science Education Center	Plasma miRNAs modulated the CaMKII/MeCP2/BDNF cascade as biomarkers of cognitive ability in adolescents	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Kyoungeun	Lee	UT Austin	Listen to your body: the memory benefit from interoceptive awareness across the adult lifespan	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Filipa	Raposo Pereira	Sorbonne University/ Paris Brain Institute	Event-related potential signatures of episodic memory decline predicting progression to Alzheimer's disease in asymptomatic at-risk subjects: a longitudinal study	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Samantha	Williams	Boston College	Elaboration Instruction Impacts the Relationship Between Vividness and Neural Recruitment During Emotional Memory Retrieval Across the Lifespan	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Adam	Cox	University of Waterloo	Looking for commonalities and differences in item and associative memory in mTBI and older adults.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Claire	Pauley	Max Planck Institute for Human Development	Investigating age-related impairments in associative binding	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Yessenia	Rivera	Northwestern University	Distinct slow and fast theta signatures of memory formation in young hippocampi and their relationship to hippocampal structure	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Lisa-Marie	Bastian	University Tuebingen	Sleep-related Memory Processes of Voice Familiarity in Three-Month-Old Infants	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Zsuzsanna	Nemecz	ELTE Eštvšs Lor‡nd University, Budapest	Assessing the Distinct Contributions of Medial Temporal Lobe Pathways to Item and Spatial Mnemonic Discrimination in Aging - A Longitudinal Investigation	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Cortney	Howard	Duke University	Investigating age-related mnemonic representational encoding-retrieval shifts	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	Anna	Karlsson	Cabezalab	Age differences in contextual binding	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Development & aging
F	SHIH-KUEN	CHENG	National Central University	An ERP study of the retrieval orientation and recollection for siblings and friends in the self-reference effect	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Natalia	Ladyka-Wojcik	University of Toronto	A functional role for the anterolateral entorhinal cortex in intra-item configural processing in older adults	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Kevin	Campion	University of Cambridge	When are individual elements of naturalistic events encoded?	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Alina	Quach	Northeastern University	Retroactive enhancement of memory by rewards	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	David F.	Gregory	Temple University	Threat biases temporal-order memory judgements for short movie clips.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Elias	Rau	Ruhr University Bochum	Functions of the medial temporal lobe in memory and navigation of conceptual spaces	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Lena	Giesbrecht	Carl von Ossietzky UniversitŠt Oldenburg	The long-term memory of elementary school children benefits from contextually embedded vocabulary learning	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Robert	Blumenfeld	Cal Poly Pomona	Characterizing the functional brain networks underlying successful item and associative long-term memory encoding: A Meta-Analytic Functional Co-Activation Mapping study	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Ji Sun	Kim	Seoul National University	Dissociable Cortico-Hippocampal Mechanisms Underlying Simultaneous and Sequential Memory Retrieval	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Nichole	Bouffard	University of Toronto	Organization of temporal dynamics among hippocampal subfields as measured by single voxel autocorrelation in humans	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Subbulakshmi	Sankarasubramanian	University of Cambridge	The role of the sub-thalamic nucleus (STN) in reactive inhibitory control of unwanted memories.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Jonathon	Whitlock	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	First-gaze differentiation of item and relational memory strength	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Frederik	Bergmann	University of Cambridge	Memory Suppression Relies on Targeted Representational Control of Individual Memories	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Episodic
F	Hwamee	Oh	Brown University	Behavioral and neural correlates of visual statistical learning during n-back working memory performance	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Tory	Worth	Duke University	Memory training with realistic stimuli improves autobiographical memory performance in older adults.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Sonya	Ashikyan	University of California, Los Angeles	Modulating the Control of Value-Directed Remembering with Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) of Prefrontal Cortex	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Evan	Layher	UC Santa Barbara	The intraparietal sulcus may play a domain-specific role in criterion shifting during recognition memory versus visual detection tests	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Pedro	Espinosa de Villafranca	Humboldt-UniversitŠt zu Berlin	The Effects of Hierarchically Graded Feature Overlap on False Recognition: Perceptual and Conceptual Contributions to Familiarity Along the Ventral Visual Pathway	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Victoria	Liu	University of Toronto	Ventral Medial Prefrontal Cortex Lesions Impair Pre-conscious Action-Intention Superiority, but Not Cue Detection in Prospective Memory	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Young Hye	Kwon	Northwestern University	Situating the parietal memory network in the context of multiple parallel distributed networks within the individual using high-resolution 7T functional connectivity	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Yuan	Tao	Johns Hopkins University	Cortical and subcortical mechanisms of orthographic learning	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Alyssa	Sinclair	Duke University	Instructed Motivational States Bias Reinforcement Learning and Memory Formation	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Priya	Kalra	University of Western Ontario	Investigating representations formed by implicit and explicit learning	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
F	Ziyan	Han	Northwestern University	Separate representations of order and rhythm acquired in implicit perceptual-motor sequence learning	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
F	Chloe	Dziego	University of South Australia	Meditation as a cognitive training tool: evidence from individual performance enhancement and resting-state EEG activity.	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
F	Antonio	Santa Cruz	Northwestern University	Differential Transfer of Sequence-Specific and Task-General Knowledge in Implicit Motor Sequential Skill Learning	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
F	Hugo R.	Jourde	Concordia University	Auditory stimulation during sleep-related brain oscillations and its effects on learning	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Skill Learning
F	Yun-Fei	Liu	Johns-Hopkins University	Learning to code recycles representations of logical algorithms in fronto-parietal network	THINKING: Reasoning
F	Aisha	Mukhtar	University of Manchester	The interdependence of emotional valence and expectedness in memory
F	Jason	Ozubko	SUNY Geneseo	Stereotypical Hippocampal Clustering Predicts Navigational Success in Virtualized Real-World Environments	LONG-TERM MEMORY: Other
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