Louise Catheryne Barne

This study investigates how perceptual load affects neurophysiological mechanisms and behavioral outcomes of sustained attention over time.

The paper identifies neural dynamics of sustained attention states using EEG data from a continuous performance task, finding reduced midfrontal theta oscillations during attention lapses.

The paper identifies an EEG signal representing trans-saccadic prediction error 100 ms after displacement, undetected by participants.

This study investigates how temporal expectations influence sensory cortex activity during a discrimination task, finding rhythmic pre-activation of relevant cortices without feature-based templates.

The paper investigates how covert spatial attention affects stimulus processing using multivariate pattern analysis, finding that alpha power desynchronization and enhanced stimulus identity coding are related.

The paper shows that temporal interval encoding in auditory and visual modalities shares a common neural representation, despite differences in accuracy between modalities.