Felix Klotzsche

The paper investigates how expectations about AI-generated images affect neural preparation, finding lower alpha power when expecting fake faces compared to real ones.

This study uses EEG and immersive VR to show that facial expressions can be decoded reliably in 3D space, with depth cues having a distinct neural signature but not affecting expression decoding.

This study investigates brain-heart interactions during emotional arousal in immersive VR, finding reduced HEP amplitudes and altered information flow in temporo-occipital regions.

This study tests if cardiac phase affects threat perception in immersive VR but finds no significant distance or fear differences between systole and diastole.

The paper investigates how visual memory array eccentricity affects EEG markers of visual short-term memory in a virtual reality setup, finding that CDA amplitude varies with memory load at certain eccentricities while alpha lateralization does not.

The paper links emotional arousal during a VR experience to parieto-occipital alpha power using EEG and machine learning.

The paper shows that humans self-initiate visual stimuli during cardiac systole, suggesting active information sampling integrates heart-related signals without affecting memory performance.