Victoria Ida Nicholls

The paper investigates how real-world contexts modulate neural oscillations using mobile EEG and augmented reality, finding differences in ERPs and theta-band power between congruent and incongruent object environments.

This study investigates how recurrent connectivity in the brain supports visual and semantic object representations during recognition using fMRI and MEG data.

This study shows that dividing attention between overt and covert visual targets reduces neural responses to the overt target, supporting the idea of limited attentional resources.