Frontoparietal memory representations

There is 1 paper on frontoparietal memory representations in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Oct 30, 2026: “Memory patterns in visual brain regions weakened with age”.

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“Frontoparietal representations, instead, were largely insensitive to load and strengthened with age during maintenance, partially offsetting performance decline.”
Brain representations of visual short-term memories during healthy human aging: occipital decline and frontoparietal compensationbioRxiv2026doi:10.64898/2026.10.26.761884
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  1. Age is associated with frontoparietal memory representations in humans during memory maintenance.

    “Frontoparietal representations, instead, were largely insensitive to load and strengthened with age during maintenance, partially offsetting performance decline.”

    Humansduring memory maintenancefrontoparietal cortexn = 115

    Memory patterns in visual brain regions weakened with age

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Memory patterns in visual brain regions weakened with age

An observational study of 115 adults aged 25–87 found weaker visual memory patterns with older age, but stronger patterns elsewhere while people held information in mind.An observational study of 115 adults aged 25–87 found weaker visual memory patterns with older age, but stronger patterns elsewhere while people held information in mind.

Preprint: cross-sectional · 115 peopleMechanisms