Gereon R. Fink

TL;DR: The findings support the 'classic' model of long-term memory processing, which suggests a time-limited differential involvement of the hippocampus in memory consolidation, and suggest differential functional roles for temporal, prefrontal and retrosplenial regions during autobiographical memory retrieval depending on the remoteness and the emotional valence of the memories retrieved.

TL;DR: Perceptuallearning of faces or objects enhanced the activity of inferiortemporal regions known to be involved in face and object recognitionrespectively and led to increased activity in medial and lateralparietal regions that have been implicated in attention and visual imagery.

TL;DR: FMRI data provide neural correlates for the different cognitive components involved in the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test and suggest a central role of the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex in executive working memory operations and cognitive control functions but also suggest a functional dissociation of the rostral and caudal ACC in the implementation of attentional control.

TL;DR: Although both areas participate in verbal fluency, they do so differentially, and area 44 is probably involved in high-level aspects of programming speech production per se, which opens new perspectives for analyzing the cortical networks involved in language.

TL;DR: Results demonstrate that following someone else's gaze to engage in joint attention resulted in activation of anterior portion of medial prefrontal cortex known to be involved in the supramodal coordination of perceptual and cognitive processes, and support the idea that other-initiated joint attention relies upon recruitment of MPFC previously related to the “meeting of minds.”