Juliane Schubert

From Head to Toe: Efficient Somatosensory Mapping with Fast Stimulation and Multivariate Pattern Analysis

This study compares fast and slow somatosensory stimulation protocols using EEG and MVPA, finding that faster protocols reduce testing time without sacrificing interpretability and provide complementary insights into somatosensory mapping.

The dynamic relationship between pupil dilation and neural surprise in natural language comprehension

The paper investigates how pupil dilation and neural activity reflect different aspects of predictive processing during language comprehension, finding dissociable responses to lexical surprise and semantic error.

Ocular Response Functions reveal how ocular processes relate to neural activity

The paper models Ocular Response Functions (ORFs) using MEG and eye tracking to reveal neural signatures of oculomotor events and their relationship with neural activity.

Eye movements track prioritized auditory features in selective attention to natural speech

The paper shows that eye movements track acoustic features of attended speech, differentiating targets from distractors and relating to speech intelligibility.

Prediction tendency, eye movements, and attention in a unified framework of neural speech tracking

The paper investigates the relationship between prediction tendencies, eye movements, and neural speech tracking, proposing a unified framework for understanding speech processing.

Individual prediction tendencies do not generalise across modalities

This study shows that individual prediction tendencies in sensory modalities do not generalise across modalities, with poor internal consistency between auditory and visual modalities.

Individual prediction tendencies facilitate cortical speech tracking

The paper quantifies individual auditory prediction tendencies and shows they facilitate cortical speech tracking and interact with noise and word surprisal.