Topic: high-density electrocorticography

Object-based visual working memory relies critically on the fronto-temporal cortical network. Investigating interactions within this network is crucial for comprehending the neural mechanisms of goal-directed recall in memory. A delayed color recall task, wherein colors were associated with achromatic images of scenes and geometric drawings, was employed to examine interactions between the temporal and prefrontal cortex through high-density electrocorticography (ECoG) in two macaque monkeys. Regions with similar functionality were identified by clustering the time-varying signal of electrodes