E. Robertson

Most-cited papers

1. Current concepts in procedural consolidation

   E. Robertson, Á. Pascual-Leone, R. C. Miall

   2004Nature Reviews Neuroscience536 citations

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2. The Serial Reaction Time Task: Implicit Motor Skill Learning?

   E. Robertson

   2007Journal of Neuroscience476 citations Open access

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3. Awareness modifies the skill-learning benefits of sleep.

   E. Robertson, Á. Pascual-Leone, D. Press

   2004Current Biology452 citations Open access

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4. Studies in Cognition: The Problems Solved and Created by Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

   E. Robertson, Hugo Théoret, Á. Pascual-Leone

   2003Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience363 citations

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5. Effects of tDCS on motor learning and memory formation: a consensus and critical position paper

   Ethan R. Buch, E. Santarnecchi, A. Antal, J. Born +16 more

   2016bioRxiv333 citations Open access

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6. Off-line learning of motor skill memory: a double dissociation of goal and movement.

   Daniel A. Cohen, Á. Pascual-Leone, D. Press, E. Robertson

   2005Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America310 citations Open access

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7. Consensus: “Can tDCS and TMS enhance motor learning and memory formation?”

   J. Reis, E. Robertson, J. Krakauer, J. Rothwell +13 more

   2008Brain Stimulation274 citations Open access

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8. Off-Line Learning and the Primary Motor Cortex

   E. Robertson, D. Press, Á. Pascual-Leone

   2005Journal of Neuroscience274 citations Open access

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9. From Creation to Consolidation: A Novel Framework for Memory Processing

   E. Robertson

   2009PLoS Biology236 citations Open access

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10. Off-Line Processing: Reciprocal Interactions between Declarative and Procedural Memories

    Rachel M. Brown, E. Robertson

    2007Journal of Neuroscience218 citations Open access

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11. The role of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex during sequence learning is specific for spatial information.

    E. Robertson, J. Tormos, F. Maeda, Á. Pascual-Leone

    2001Cerebral Cortex194 citations Open access

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12. New Insights in Human Memory Interference and Consolidation

    E. Robertson

    2012Current Biology164 citations Open access

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13. Maintaining vs. enhancing motor sequence memories: Respective roles of striatal and hippocampal systems

    G. Albouy, S. Fogel, B. King, S. Laventure +5 more

    2015NeuroImage153 citations

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14. Inducing motor skill improvements with a declarative task

    Rachel M. Brown, E. Robertson

    2007Nature Neuroscience141 citations Open access

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15. Sequence Skill Acquisition and Off-Line Learning in Normal Aging

    Rachel M. Brown, E. Robertson, D. Press

    2009PLoS ONE137 citations Open access

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16. Daytime Sleep Enhances Consolidation of the Spatial but Not Motoric Representation of Motor Sequence Memory

    G. Albouy, S. Fogel, Hugo Pottiez, Vo An Nguyen +5 more

    2013PLoS ONE132 citations Open access

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17. The time course of off-line motor sequence learning.

    D. Press, M. Casement, Á. Pascual-Leone, E. Robertson

    2005Brain research. Cognitive brain research129 citations

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18. Is neuroenhancement by noninvasive brain stimulation a net zero-sum proposition?

    A. Brem, P. Fried, J. Horvath, E. Robertson +1 more

    2013NeuroImage127 citations Open access

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19. Functional Imaging: Is the Resting Brain Resting?

    R. C. Miall, E. Robertson

    2006Current Biology100 citations Open access

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20. A Physiological Signal That Prevents Motor Skill Improvements during Consolidation

    Sanjin Tunovic, D. Press, E. Robertson

    2014Journal of Neuroscience85 citations Open access

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21. Understanding Consolidation through the Architecture of Memories

    E. Robertson, Daniel A. Cohen

    2006The Neuroscientist76 citations

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22. Preventing interference between different memory tasks

    Daniel A. Cohen, E. Robertson

    2011Nature Neuroscience75 citations Open access

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23. Resting state connectivity immediately following learning correlates with subsequent sleep-dependent enhancement of motor task performance

    Michael D. Gregory, Yigal Agam, Chindhuri Selvadurai, A. Nagy +5 more

    2014NeuroImage64 citations Open access

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24. Memory instability as a gateway to generalization

    E. Robertson

    2018PLoS Biology60 citations Open access

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25. Neuronal activity related to the visual representation of arm movements in the lateral cerebellar cortex.

    Xu-Guang Liu, E. Robertson, R. Miall

    2003Journal of Neurophysiology54 citations Open access

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26. Motor sequence consolidation: constrained by critical time windows or competing components

    Daniel A. Cohen, E. Robertson

    2007Experimental Brain Research50 citations Open access

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27. Unstable memories create a high-level representation that enables learning transfer

    Neechi Mosha, E. Robertson

    2015Current Biology48 citations Open access

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28. Flipping the switch: mechanisms that regulate memory consolidation.

    Jocelyn Breton, E. Robertson

    2014Trends in Cognitive Sciences44 citations

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29. To Replay, Perchance to Consolidate

    L. Genzel, E. Robertson

    2015PLoS Biology43 citations Open access

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30. Skill learning: putting procedural consolidation in context.

    E. Robertson

    2004Current Biology42 citations Open access

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31. Multi-joint limbs permit a flexible response to unpredictable events

    E. Robertson, R. Miall

    1997Experimental Brain Research37 citations

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32. A consensus statement: defining terms for reactivation analysis

    L. Genzel, G. Drăgoi, L. Frank, K. Ganguly +3 more

    2020Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences36 citations Open access

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33. The Effects of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) on Procedural Memory and Dysphoric Mood in Patients With Major Depressive Disorder

    Margaret O'Connor, B. A. Jerskey, E. Robertson, C. Brenninkmeyer +2 more

    2005Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology36 citations

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34. Aspects of sensory guidance in sequence learning

    E. Robertson, A. Pascual-Leone

    2001Experimental Brain Research30 citations

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35. Hippocampal and striatal responses during motor learning are modulated by prefrontal cortex stimulation

    Mareike A. Gann, B. King, Nina Dolfen, M. P. Veldman +8 more

    2020bioRxiv27 citations Open access

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36. Dual enhancement mechanisms for overnight motor memory consolidation

    Jocelyn Breton, E. Robertson

    2017Nature Human Behaviour26 citations Open access

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37. Skill Memory: Mind the Ever-Decreasing Gap for Offline Processing.

    E. Robertson

    2019Current Biology24 citations Open access

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38. A distraction can impair or enhance motor performance

    Christopher C. Hemond, Rachel M. Brown, E. Robertson

    2010Journal of Neuroscience24 citations Open access

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39. Enhancement of Normal Cognitive Abilities Through Noninvasive Brain Stimulation

    Á. Pascual-Leone, J. Horvath, E. Robertson

    201223 citations

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40. Motor sequence learning

    E. Robertson, Ádám Takács

    2018Scholarpedia22 citations

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41. Exercising Control Over Memory Consolidation.

    E. Robertson, Ádám Takács

    2017Trends in Cognitive Sciences18 citations Open access

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42. Memory leaks: information shared across memory systems.

    E. Robertson

    2022Trends in Cognitive Sciences17 citations Open access

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43. Memories replayed: reactivating past successes and new dilemmas

    E. Robertson, L. Genzel

    2020Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences17 citations Open access

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44. Prefrontal stimulation as a tool to disrupt hippocampal and striatal reactivations underlying fast motor memory consolidation.

    Mareike A. Gann, Nina Dolfen, B. King, E. Robertson +1 more

    2023Brain Stimulation16 citations Open access

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45. A Common Task Structure Links Together the Fate of Different Types of Memories.

    T. Mutanen, M. Bracco, E. Robertson

    2020Current Biology13 citations Open access

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46. Prefrontal stimulation prior to motor sequence learning alters multivoxel patterns in the striatum and the hippocampus

    Mareike A. Gann, B. King, Nina Dolfen, M. P. Veldman +5 more

    2021Scientific Reports12 citations Open access

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47. Memory processing: the critical role of neuronal replay during sleep.

    Jocelyn Breton, E. Robertson

    2013Current Biology12 citations Open access

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48. Self-Reflecting Methods of Learning Research

    J. Zydney, Shalin Hai-Jew, K. Renninger, Alexandra List +147 more

    201212 citations

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49. An analytical approach to identify indirect multisensory cortical activations elicited by TMS?

    Eva Niessen, M. Bracco, T. Mutanen, E. Robertson

    2021Brain Stimulation10 citations Open access

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50. Memory Processing: Ripples in the Resting Brain.

    M. P. Walker, E. Robertson

    2016Current Biology10 citations Open access

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