And again, AC-Alumni Björn Herrmann got a new paper in press / online at NeuroImage on Temporal expectations and neural amplitude fluctuations in auditory cortex interactively influence perception Cheers. References Herrmann B1, Henry MJ2, Haegens S3, Obleser J4. Temporal expectations and neural amplitude…
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New paper in NeuroImage by Scharinger, Henry, & Obleser [UPDATED]
A new paper is about to appear in Neuroimage on Acoustic cue selection and discrimination under degradation: Differential contributions of the inferior parietal and posterior temporal cortices by Mathias Scharinger, Molly J. Henry, Jonas Obleser [UPDATE] Link added. References Scharinger M1,…
New paper in press: Herrmann et al in NeuroImage
Dr Björn Herrmann did it again, and is in press at NeuroImage with Herrmann, Henry, Scharinger, & Obleser on Supplementary motor area activations predict individual differences in temporal-change sensitivity and its illusory distortions References Herrmann B1, Henry MJ2, Scharinger M2,…
New paper out: Dissociation of alpha and theta oscillations Strauß, Kotz, Scharinger, Obleser
We are very happy to announce that PhD student Antje Strauß got her paper Alpha and theta brain oscillations index dissociable processes in spoken word recognition accepted at NeuroImage. Congratulations! Find her paper here. References Strauβ A1, Kotz SA2, Scharinger…
New Paper out: HELLO? in press (NeuroImage)
Phonetic cues instantaneously mapped onto dialectal categories appear to be extracted at early moments in auditory speech perception, as we try to show in our paper You had me at “Hello”: Rapid extraction of dialect information from spoken words to…
New paper out: “Upstream delegation” for processing of complex syntax under degraded acoustics
A new paper is about to appear in Neuroimage on the interaction of syntactic complexity and acoustic degradation. It is written by myself, PhD student Lars Meyer, and Angela Friederici. In a way, the paper brings together one of Angela’s…
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…