Traveling waves support rhythmic attentional search
Yue Kong, Kirsten Petras, P. Marqué…·Laura Dugué
This study shows that traveling waves in the brain support attentional search by causally linking neural activity to behavioral performance.
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Yue Kong, Kirsten Petras, P. Marqué…·Laura Dugué
This study shows that traveling waves in the brain support attentional search by causally linking neural activity to behavioral performance.
Camille Fakche, Rufin Vanrullen A, P. Marqué, Laura Dugué
This study shows that high alpha amplitude at specific phases reduces cortical excitability and perceptual performance, supporting the Pulsed Inhibition theory.
Laura Dugué, Alexy-Assaf Beck, P. Marqué, Rufin Vanrullen A
The paper uses TMS to show that both V1 and FEF are periodically involved in difficult visual search tasks at theta frequency, supporting a two-stage attention model.