Using multiple functional
neuroimaging methods I am investigating the neural
correlates of episodic retrieval and the control processes
sub-serving it. The conducted research targets distinct
aspects of the multi-faceted act of remembering the past,
contributing to the building of an anatomical and temporal
“blueprint” documenting the cascade of neural events that
unfold during attempts to remember, as well as when such
attempts are met with success or lead to memory
errors.
Gonsalves, B. D.*, Kahn, I.*, Curran, T., Norman, K. A.,
& Wagner, A. D. (2005). Memory strength and repetition
suppression: Multimodal imaging of medial temporal cortical
contributions to recognition. Neuron 47(5):751-761. *equal authorship
[medline abstract]
Kahn I., Pascual-Leone A., Theoret H., Fregni F., Clark D.,
and Wagner A. D. (2005). Transient distribution of
ventrolateral prefrontal cortex during verbal encoding
affects subsequent memory performance. Journal of Neurophysiology
94: 688-698.
[medline abstract]
Kahn I., Davachi L., and Wagner A. D. (2004).
Functional-neuroanatomical correlates of recollection:
Implications for models of recognition memory.
Journal of
Neuroscience 24:4172-4180. [medline abstract]
Kahn I., Yeshurun Y., Rotshtein P., Fried, I., Ben-Bashat
D., and Hendler T. (2002). The role of the amygdala in
signaling prospective outcome of choice.
Neuron
33(6): 983-994.
[medline abstract]
