Sander van Bree

The paper aligns human and macaque inferotemporal cortex representations of objects using multivariate cross-species alignment, revealing shared high-dimensional spaces and species-specific differences.

This study investigates whether visual stimuli improve decoding of long-term memory contents from EEG data using MVPA, finding no reliable enhancement in classification performance.

This study uses MEG to show that phase separation of memories during hippocampal theta rhythms helps resolve mnemonic conflict by prioritizing relevant memories under high interference.

The paper introduces the Brain Time Toolbox, a software library that reinterprets electrophysiology data using brain dynamics instead of clock time, revealing insights not visible in traditional time formats.

The paper investigates how visuospatial attention evolves over time, showing it transitions from rhythmic exploration-exploitation to a stable exploitation state.

The paper distinguishes evoked responses from true neural oscillations by showing sustained oscillatory responses after rhythmic stimulation in speech perception.

The paper investigates whether alpha phase modulates visual target detection using tACS phase-based stimulus presentation across three experiments, finding no consistent sinusoidal pattern in performance but suggesting phase effects on reaction times.