Dejan Draschkow

The paper assesses mood instability and circadian patterns in individuals at risk for bipolar disorder using digital monitoring and actigraphy over 10 weeks.

The paper investigates neural mechanisms for internal attention during working memory and long-term memory tasks, finding distinct neural correlates for each.

This paper extends the BIDS standard to include eye-tracking data and metadata, improving organization and transparency for gaze position and pupil recordings.

This study compares how attentional orienting aids retrieval from working memory and long-term memory, finding stronger effects in working memory and dissociable attention processes.

This study shows that anticipated action goals influence the spatial frame used to organize visual working memory after self-movement.

This study compares how contextual associations and statistical regularities influence visual search and attention orienting through memory recall and attention tasks.

This study investigates how prior scene context modulates semantic object processing using EEG and computational modeling, finding that incongruent objects have prolonged semantic integration.

The paper investigates if viewpoint effects and scene context effects on object recognition generalize to 3D objects, finding that scene consistency reduces viewpoint-dependent recognition challenges.