Memory Consolidation: Tracking Transfer with Functional Connectivity

Every day we store memories of innumerable new experiences. Our extraordinary ability to retrieve so many of them at a later time is due in no small part to the consolidation of these memories, a process that continues offline long after the experiences themselves are over.

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