Category: EEG / MEG
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New Paper out: Comprehensive map of a language’s vowel space
We are glad to announce that our paper (Mathias Scharinger, Samantha Poe, & William Idsardi) on cortical representations of Turkish vowels is in press in Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. In this paper, we extend previous methods of obtaining centers of cortical activity evoked by vowel exemplars (e.g. Obleser et al., 2003, on German) and provide […]
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New paper out: Alpha oscillations in audition
I am also delighted to report the fruits of a very recent collaboration with Nathan Weisz and his OBOB lab at the University of Konstanz, Germany. Alpha Rhythms in Audition: Cognitive and Clinical Perspectives In this review paper, which appears in the new, exciting “Frontiers in Psychology” journal, we sum the recent evidence that alpha […]
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Paper in press: Are labials special?
This went online just a day before Christmas: Neuromagnetic evidence for a featural distinction of English consonants: Sensor- and source-space data by Mathias Scharinger, Jennifer Merickel, Joshua Riley, and William Idsardi http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.bandl.2010.11.002 We wanted to look at featural (categorical) place of articulation distinctions in English consonants, and selected labial and coronal fricatives and glides for […]
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New paper out: Are early N100 and the late Gamma-band response negatively correlated in comprehension of degraded speech?
Late 2010 was particularly good to us: Multiple brain signatures of integration in the comprehension of degraded speech by Jonas Obleser and Sonja Kotz, in NeuroImage. The final pdf will hopefully be available online very soon. Meanwhile the figure below captures our main results: References Obleser J, Kotz SA. Multiple brain signatures of integration in the […]