Tag: Obleser

• 12 November 2025

  Your mother’s voice — out now in the Jour­nal of Neuroscience

  How do infants con­tin­u­ous­ly process famil­iar social sig­nals? And how does this famil­iar­i­ty shape perception? In a new paper out now in Novem­ber in the Jour­nal of Neu­ro­science, Jonas and Mar­tin Orf teamed up with The Lübeck Baby­lab and its Direc­tor Sarah Jessen. In a large group of 7‑months old infants and their fam­i­lies, Sarah […]

• 10 December 2015

  New Paper by Lim, Wöst­mann, & Obleser in Jour­nal of Neuroscience

  Can you atten­tive­ly “high­light” audi­to­ry traces in mem­o­ry? If so, what are poten­tial neur­al mech­a­nisms of it? Sung-Joo Lim’s paper in J Neurosci; Selec­tive Atten­tion to Audi­to­ry Mem­o­ry Neu­ral­ly Enhances Per­cep­tu­al Precision is now avail­able online (full text). Con­grats!

• 4 December 2015

  New paper by Hen­ry, Her­rmann, & Obleser in Jour­nal of Neuroscience

  For­mer Oble­ser­lab post­doc Mol­ly Hen­ry with Björn Her­rmann and Jonas Obleser has a new pub­li­ca­tion in press at Jour­nal of Neuroscience. Neur­al microstates gov­ern per­cep­tion of audi­to­ry input with­out rhyth­mic structure by Hen­ry, MJ, Her­mann, B, Obleser, J (in press). J Neurosci. In devi­a­tion from Molly’s for­mer par­a­digms, we here aimed at bet­ter under­stand­ing the […]

• 30 October 2015

  [UPDATE] New review paper by Wilsch & Obleser in press: What works in audi­to­ry work­ing memory?

  AC alum­na Anna Wilsch (now Uni­ver­si­ty of Old­en­burg) has a new review paper in press in a spe­cial issue on audi­to­ry work­ing mem­o­ry, curat­ed by Jochen Kaiser (Frank­furt) and Michael Brosch (Magde­burg) in “Brain Research”. We pro­vide a review on neur­al oscil­la­to­ry sig­na­tures of (var­i­ous forms of) audi­to­ry short-term memory. Wilsch, A., Obleser, J. (in […]

• 16 October 2015

  See you at SfN

  Soci­ety for Neu­ro­science 2015 is com­ing up. Please come and check out our stuff! Also, Jonas will be chair­ing the sym­po­sium on cor­ti­cal encod­ing of com­plex sound (with talks by for­mer PhD stu­dent Julia Erb and for­mer Post­doc Björn Her­rmann) on tues­day morning. Posters by the Obleser lab: Tues­day morn­ing Session: FIEDLER et al., In-ear-EEG …, Board M46 […]

• 16 October 2015

  New paper: Her­rmann, Hen­ry, Hae­gens & Obleser in Neuroimage

  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 fluc­tu­a­tions in audi­to­ry cor­tex inter­ac­tive­ly influ­ence per­cep­tion. Neu­roim­age. 2015 Sep 18;124(Pt A):487–497. PMID: 26386347. [Open with […]

• 17 September 2015

  Sen­si­tiv­i­ty of rat infe­ri­or col­licu­lus neu­rons to fre­quen­cy dis­tri­b­u­tions by Her­rmann et al.

  New paper in press by AC Alum­ni Björn Her­rman in col­lab­o­ra­tion with Ed Bartlett and col­leagues from Pur­due Uni­ver­si­ty on stim­u­lus-sta­tis­ti­cal and stim­u­lus-spe­cif­ic adap­ta­tion in the rat infe­ri­or col­licu­lus that will appear soon in the Jour­nal of Neurophysiology. Sen­si­tiv­i­ty of rat infe­ri­or col­licu­lus neu­rons to fre­quen­cy distributions Ref­er­ences Her­rmann B1, Parthasarathy A2, Han EX, Obleser J3, Bartlett EL2. Sen­si­tiv­i­ty […]

• 30 July 2015

  Quick inter­view for detektor.fm

  Based on Malte’s recent J Neu­rosci study, Jonas did a brief inter­view for Ger­man radio detektor.fm today and talked lis­ten­ing effort, dig­i­tal phone lines, noise reduc­tion, and next-gen­er­a­tion hear­ing aids with host Tere­sa Nehm. (In Ger­man only.)

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