Max‐Philipp Stenner

This study investigates the role of visual imagery in face recognition using aphantasia and finds that typical imagers outperform aphantasics under high demand, with lower confidence reported by aphantasics.

The paper demonstrates a domain-general neural signature of serial order memory in both motor and auditory sequences using MEG data.

This study investigates how flexible action-sound predictions are in changing environments, showing that predictions adapt at different cortical levels, with unexpected sounds eliciting consistent responses regardless of expectation.

The paper shows that micro-offline gains in motor skill learning are short-lived performance benefits driven by motor pre-planning, not replay-mediated offline learning.

This study examines how post-movement beta rebound (PMBR) relates to strategic re-aiming during motor adaptation, finding it reflects re-aiming strategy but not accuracy.

The paper shows that hand localization precision decreases during early motor learning, especially when using a re-aiming strategy, and this decrease is reduced when attention is fully allocated to hand position.

The paper investigates altered cortical beta-oscillations during motor learning in cerebellar ataxia, finding imbalanced oscillations linked to disrupted implicit learning and increased explicit control.

The paper shows that a visuomotor model reduces perceptual uncertainty and improves movement accuracy in human position sense.