Tag: Wilsch
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[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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Max Planck Society reports on Wöstmann et al.’s Neural alpha dynamics
Some days ago the Max Planck Society put out a news feature on our most recent Journal of Neuroscience paper (see our post): Aufmerksam zuhören — Hirn-Wellen zeigen Mühen des Hörens im Alter an It nicely wraps up Malte’s experiment on alpha dynamics in younger and older listeners. Check the link above for the full article (German). References Wöstmann […]
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New paper in press in the Journal of Neuroscience: Wöstmann, Herrmann, Wilsch, & Obleser [UPDATED #2]
Congratulations to AC PhD student Malte Wöstmann for his newly accepted paper in the Journal of Neuroscience! Wöstmann M, Herrmann B, Wilsch A, & Obleser J. Neural alpha dynamics in younger and older listeners reflect acoustic challenges and predictive benefits J Neurosci, in press. Here is the abstract and my favourite figure from Malte’s paper. Update […]
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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 […]
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New Paper out: Wilsch, Henry, Herrmann et al.
Quite recently Cerebral Cortex published Alpha Oscillatory Dynamics Index Temporal Expectation Benefits in Working Memory by Anna Wilsch, Molly J Henry, Björn Herrmann, Burkhard Maess, and Jonas Obleser. Check the abstract below or follow that link to get the full article. References Wilsch A, Henry MJ, Herrmann B, Maess B, Obleser J. Alpha Oscillatory Dynamics Index […]
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SNAP summary and impressions
The SNAP workshop (Signal and Noise along the Auditory Pathway) is behind us. It is safe to say that it has been a great success. We will carefully look into the evaluation forms you provided, and we will inform here in due course whether and when a 2nd SNAP (potentially 2015) is in the making. […]