Erich Schröger

Computational Principles of Auditory Object Formation Are Revealed by Repetition Coherence

This study reveals that auditory object formation is governed by two principles: statistical regularity extraction and a fixed integration window, using a repetition-coherence framework.

Perceived biodiversity: is what we measure also what we see and hear?

This study investigates how people perceive visual and acoustic diversity in forests and finds that acoustic perceptions are more strongly linked to actual species richness than visual ones.

Lesions in the cerebellum impact cross-modal temporal predictions

This study shows that cerebellar lesions impair cross-modal temporal predictions in visuo-auditory stimulus processing.

Neural signatures of automatic repetition detection in temporally regular and jittered acoustic sequences

The paper examines how attention and temporal regularity affect repetition detection in acoustic sequences using EEG markers, finding that attention enhances perception while regularity has minimal impact.

Perceptual learning of random acoustic patterns: Impact of temporal regularity and attention

The paper investigates how perceptual learning of random acoustic patterns is influenced by temporal regularity and attention, showing memory-related ERP effects and performance improvements with attention.

Auditory predictions and prediction errors in response to self-initiated vowels

The paper investigates whether forward predictions and prediction errors occur for self-initiated vowels using ERP components, finding N1-suppression for self-initiated speech but not for deviant vowels.

Low beta power reflects perceived temporal probabilities for uncertain future events

The paper shows that pre-stimulus low beta-band power predicts response times to uncertain future events, reflecting perceived temporal probabilities.

Emotion lies in the eye of the listener: emotional arousal to novel sounds is reflected in the sympathetic contribution to the pupil dilation response and the P3

The paper examines how emotional arousal to novel sounds affects pupil dilation and ERP components, showing that sympathetic activation is linked to emotional responses.

Audio-visual synchrony and spatial attention enhance processing of dynamic visual stimulation independently and in parallel: a frequency-tagging study

This study investigates how spatial attention and audio-visual synchrony independently enhance early visual processing through distinct neural mechanisms using frequency-tagging.