Category: Neural Phase

• 19 February 2015

  Strauß again — in Jour­nal of Neuroscience

  Alum­na Dr. Antje Strauß just got anoth­er paper on: Alpha Phase Deter­mines Suc­cess­ful Lex­i­cal Deci­sion in Noise by Antje Strauß, Mol­ly Hen­ry, Math­ias Scharinger, and Jonas Obleser appeared in Jour­nal of Neu­ro­science. Check the abstract below;

• 18 February 2015

  New Paper out in Psy­chophys­i­ol­o­gy — Wilsch et al.

  A new paper on Slow-delta phase con­cen­tra­tion marks improved tem­po­ral expec­ta­tions based on the pas­sage of time by AC PhD Anna Wilsch, alum­ni post­docs Mol­ly Hen­ry & Björn Her­rmann, AC head Jonas Obleser along with Burkhard Maess appeared in Psychophysiology. Check the online source, or take a quick look on the abstract below. Ref­er­ences Wilsch A1, Hen­ry MJ, Her­rmann B, Maess […]

• 15 January 2015

  New paper in press in the Jour­nal of Neu­ro­science: Strauß, Hen­ry, Scharinger, & Obleser

  Con­grat­u­la­tions to just-grad­u­at­ed for­mer AC PhD stu­dent and fresh GIPSA/Grenoble Post­doc Antje Strauß, who today had the last data set from her PhD the­sis accept­ed as a paper in The Jour­nal of Neu­ro­science. We are all very happy! The paper is enti­tled “Alpha phase deter­mines suc­cess­ful lex­i­cal deci­sion in noise” and con­tains arguably the first data set […]

• 11 September 2014

  New paper in press: Hen­ry, Her­rmann, & Obleser in PNAS

  Con­grat­u­la­tions to Audi­to­ry Cognition’s very own Mol­ly Hen­ry who, with Björn Her­rmann and Jonas Obleser, is about to pub­lish yet anoth­er PNAS paper: Entrained neur­al oscil­la­tions in mul­ti­ple fre­quen­cy bands co-mod­u­late behavior Hen­ry MJ, Her­rmann B, & Obleser J. PNAS, in press. We are very excit­ed about this one, as it harks back to Molly’s 2012 PNAS paper yet […]

• 4 April 2014

  Come and find us at CNS 2014 in Boston this weekend

  The Obleser lab will be pre­sent­ing four posters at this year’s Annu­al Meet­ing of the Cog­ni­tive Neu­ro­science Soci­ety in Boston. If you hap­pen to be there, come check us out! A125 — Hemo­dy­nam­ic sig­na­tures of (mis-)perceiving tem­po­ral change Her­rmann, Bjoern C63 — Tem­po­ral pre­dictabil­i­ty atten­u­ates decay in sen­so­ry mem­o­ry Wilsch, Anna D54 — Stim­u­lus dis­crim­inabil­i­ty and […]

• 4 October 2013

  New paper in press: Hen­ry & Obleser, PLOS ONE [Update]

  Watch this space and the PLOS ONE web­site for a forth­com­ing arti­cle by Mol­ly Hen­ry and me; Dis­so­cia­ble neur­al response sig­na­tures for slow ampli­tude and fre­quen­cy mod­u­la­tion in human audi­to­ry cortex Hark­ing back at what we had argued ini­tial­ly in our 2012 Fron­tiers op’ed piece (togeth­er with Björn Her­rmann), Mol­ly presents neat evi­dence for dis­so­cia­ble cor­ti­cal […]

• 26 September 2013

  3sat fea­tures neur­al oscil­la­tions on TV

  Ger­man pub­lic tele­vi­sion broad­cast­er 3sat fea­tured our research on neur­al oscil­la­tions (see our PNAS Paper) in its series nano . Unfor­tu­nate­ly it’s only in Ger­man. How­ev­er, have fun watch­ing it: [Update] If the embed­ded video is not work­ing for you, watch it on the 3sat web­site (Flash). Ref­er­ences Hen­ry MJ, Obleser J. Fre­quen­cy mod­u­la­tion entrains slow […]

• 19 September 2013

  New paper in press: Her­rmann, Hen­ry, Grigutsch & Obleser, The Jour­nal of Neu­ro­science [Update]

  Oscil­la­to­ry Phase Dynam­ics in Neur­al Entrain­ment Under­pin Illu­so­ry Per­cepts of Time Nat­ur­al sounds like speech and music inher­ent­ly vary in tem­po over time. Yet, con­tex­tu­al fac­tors such as vari­a­tions in the sound’s loud­ness or pitch influ­ence per­cep­tion of tem­po­ral rate change towards slow­ing down or speed­ing up. A new MEG study by Björn Her­rmann, Mol­ly Hen­ry, Maren […]

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