The recollection of complex events is multidimensional. Recent work has gathered evidence for varying degrees of functional specialization for different memory dimensions across the main cortical networks involved in cued recollection. However, how functional brain network topology reorganizes to support the retrieval of different types of information remains largely unexplored. Here, we applied graph theoretical analysis to t...

Delay discounting (DD), the preference for smaller immediate over larger delayed rewards, is associated with impulsivity and cognitive control, representing a transdiagnostic process across different neuropsychiatric disorders. While previous neuroimaging studies have mainly focused on the functional neural substrates of DD, their anatomical correlates have received less attention. Based on accumulating evidence about the role...

The estimation of incidentally encoded durations of time intervals (retrospective duration processing) is thought to rely on the retrieval of contextual information associated with a sequence of events, automatically encoded in medial temporal lobe regions. “Time cells” have been described in the hippocampus (HC), encoding the temporal progression of events and their duration. However, whether the HC supports explicit retrospe...