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Intracranial recordings in human subjects provide a unique, fine‐grained temporal and spatial resolution inaccessible to conventional non‐invasive methods. A prominent signal in these recordings is broadband high‐frequency activity (approx. 70–150 Hz), generally considered to reflect neuronal excitation. Here we explored the use of this broadband signal to track, on a single‐trial basis, the temporal...
Despite an extensive body of work, it is still not clear how short term maintenance of information is implemented in the human brain. Most prior research has focused on “working memory”—typically involving the storage of a number of items, requiring the use of a phonological loop and focused attention during the delay period between encoding and retrieval. These studies largely support a model of...
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