Patrik A. Wikman

The paper shows emotional content enhances neural tracking of attended conversations, with effects modulated by semantic structure and processing stages.

This study examines how early life stress affects neural representations of mentalizing using fMRI and RMET, finding that prospective ELS is linked to altered neural geometry in the left anterior inferior frontal sulcus.

This study shows attention modulates auditory representations at different levels depending on the task and scene structure, enhancing low-level features in indistinct scenes and category-level representations in cross-category scenes.

This study shows selective attention reshapes neural geometry in a context- and category-dependent manner linked to behaviour using fMRI and representational geometry analyses.

The paper examines how similarity in early life stress exposure correlates with neural representations and task performance in early adulthood using longitudinal data and representational similarity analysis.

This study investigates how selective attention modulates neural representations in the auditory cortex during naturalistic sound scenes, showing context-dependent prioritization of object-specific or category-level features.

The paper investigates how selective attention to audiovisual speech affects neural tracking and reveals feedback-feedforward loops in the ventral auditory processing stream using EEG-fMRI fusion.

This study investigates how selective attention modulates neural responses to naturalistic audiovisual dialogues using fMRI, finding enhanced activity in specific brain regions under different stimulus conditions.