Jorie van Haren

The paper investigates the temporal dynamics of auditory processing in human brains using MEG, revealing a hierarchical sequence of predictive and adaptive mechanisms.

The paper investigates how selective attention and spatial predictions interact during visual search, finding that spatial predictions can be learned outside attention but require attentional focus for exploitation.

The paper investigates how different cortical layers in human auditory cortex process tone prediction, comparison, and adaptation using fMRI and computational modeling.

The paper examines how prediction and preview influence reading times and skipping in natural reading, finding they do not affect skipping but significantly impact reading times.