Vincent G. van de Ven

This study investigates how theta-phase timing during encoding affects memory sensitivity using a closed-loop EEG system in an associative memory task.

The paper tests a two-stage model of perceptual filling-in by examining how early visual cortex properties like the oblique effect and surround suppression influence the phenomenon.

This study investigates perceptual filling-in in human V1 using fMRI, finding that deep cortical layers show neural correlates associated with feedback input during the phenomenon.

This study investigates implicit memory for reoccurring sound patterns using UHF fMRI, finding that reoccurrence enhances perceptual precision and engages specific brain regions.

This study investigates how eccentricity and movement of visual stimuli affect perceptual filling-in by measuring neural adaptation in early visual areas.

This study investigates the role of the hippocampus in speech production by analyzing fMRI data, finding that impaired speech feedback reduces hippocampal activity and increases coupling with auditory cortex.

The paper investigates hippocampal-striatal functional connectivity during temporal expectation processing from associative memory, finding decreased hippocampal activity and increased putamen activity when expectations are violated.

This study investigates how transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) over early visual cortex affects short-term memory precision and guess rate, finding enhanced memory precision at targeted retinotopic locations and increased guessing with early TMS pulses.