Forward reactivation

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Humans1

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Chronological age

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Chronological age has no effect on forward reactivation in humans.
“Forward, but not backward, reactivation predicted repetition-related gains, and showed no detectable age dependence.”
Humansrepeated encodinghippocampusn = 418
Forward-looking brain activity linked to learning by repetition
bioRxivOct 24, 2026Preprint

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Repetition-related memory gains

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1 study

Forward reactivation predicts repetition-related memory gains in humans.
“Forward, but not backward, reactivation predicted repetition-related gains, and showed no detectable age dependence.”
Humansrepeated encoding of fixed sequences of face-name pairshippocampusn = 418
Forward-looking brain activity linked to learning by repetition
bioRxivOct 24, 2026Preprint

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bioRxivOct 24

Forward-looking brain activity linked to learning by repetition

An observational study of 418 people aged 36 to 100 linked brain activity anticipating the next event to memory gains, with no detectable age dependence.An observational study of 418 people aged 36 to 100 linked brain activity anticipating the next event to memory gains, with no detectable age dependence.

Preprint: cohort · 418 peopleMechanisms