Ernst Pöppel

The paper demonstrates that combining moderate high-pass filtering and evoked-biased denoising source separation can effectively reveal N400 deflections in sentence processing studies using a nine-sensor OPM-MEG setup.

The paper shows that time perception in humans is governed by a single mechanism that adapts to both local and global environmental statistics.

The paper investigates how internal reference frames are constructed in temporal perception by analyzing serial dependence in duration estimation tasks and proposes a Bayesian model to explain the findings.

This study shows that memory cues presented during slow oscillatory up-states during sleep improve recall, while cues during down-states do not.