Florian Göschl

The sensorimotor basis of subjective experience in social synchronization behavior

This study uses information-theoretic measures to quantify the sensorimotor contingencies in social synchronization tasks and links them to subjective experiences of synchronicity and creativity.

Source to sensor coupling (SoSeC) as an effective tool to localize interacting sources from EEG and MEG data

The paper introduces a method to localize interacting sources from EEG and MEG data by maximizing source-to-sensor coupling, which is faster and more statistically powerful than conventional approaches.

Predicting social experience from dyadic interaction dynamics: the BallGame, a novel paradigm to study social engagement

The paper introduces the BallGame paradigm to study social engagement, finding that coordination success and view similarity predict social experience.

Sensory capability and information integration independently predict cognitive status of healthy older adults

The paper finds that sensory capability and information integration independently predict cognitive status in healthy older adults, with tACS enhancing task performance more in older adults.

Congruency effects can compensate for deficits of healthy older adults in crossmodal integration

This study shows older adults perform worse in crossmodal integration tasks but improve when stimuli are congruent, suggesting congruency effects could aid cognitive training.

Long-range functional coupling predicts performance: oscillatory EEG networks in multisensory processing

This study identifies functional brain networks using EEG source connectivity in multisensory processing and shows phase delays predict task performance.

Oscillatory signatures of crossmodal congruence effects: An EEG investigation employing a visuotactile pattern matching paradigm

This study uses EEG to investigate how crossmodal congruence affects brain oscillations during a visual-tactile pattern matching task, finding distinct theta, alpha, and beta-band dynamics.