The human hippocampal formation mediates short-term memory of colour–location associations
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Carsten Finke | Florian Ostendorf | Karl-Titus Hoffmann | Christoph J. Ploner | C. Ploner | K. Hoffmann | F. Ostendorf | T. Lehmann | C. Finke | U. Kopp | M. Braun | Mischa Braun | Thomas-Nicolas Lehmann | Ute Kopp | Carsten Finke
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