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Intracranial EEG to Test How Noninvasive Stimulation Affects Hippocampal-dependent Memory
Human intracranial electroencephalography (EEG) can provide brain-activity correlates of memory with high spatial and temporal resolution. This project will test functional relevance of these neural signals for memory behavioral performance using a novel noninvasive stimulation method. Findings will advance understanding of brain mechanisms for memory, as is needed to accelerate progress in the treatment of memory disorders.
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