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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!
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). … Continue reading
[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 … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
