July 23, 2025Open Access

Dynamic prioritization reshapes neural geometries for action in human working memory

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IPIvan PadezhkiUniversidad de Granada JLJuan Linde‐DomingoUniversidad de Granada CGCarlos González‐GarcíaUniversidad de Granada

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Electroencephalography reveals that prioritization reshapes neural coding of actions in visual working memory, indicating anticipatory geometric changes.

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Priority status in visual working memory can change how actions are represented in the brain.
Electroencephalography data shows that certain neural codes are decodable across task conditions.
Maintaining information without interference leads to significant changes in neural coding of actions.
Findings suggest a flexible approach to how priority and representational geometry are managed over time.

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Padezhki et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a0621e6551bb0af8cde56 https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.07.18.665374

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Electroencephalography reveals that prioritization reshapes neural coding of actions in visual working memory, indicating anticipatory geometric changes.

Dynamic prioritization reshapes neural geometries for action in human working memory

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Dynamic prioritization reshapes neural geometries for action in human working memory

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