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St Catherine's College, Oxford University, reviews the recently published historical review of the alpha rhythm, written by Dr Mathilde Bonnefond and Prof Ole Jensen. Read the St Catz review here .

Prof Ole Jensen joins Dr Anna York-Weaving to explore how brain oscillations - rhythmic patterns of neural activity - underpin attention, learning and reading. This podcast, as part of the Academic Coaching for Parents series, discusses how these brain rhythms help to coordinate attention, what happens when these processes become disrupted and how this research can help parents and educators better understand attention difficulties, learning challenges and differences in how

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Neuronal Oscillations group members will lead a symposium on using Rapid Invisible Frequency Tagging (RIFT) for insights into attention and cross-modal integration. RIFT is a powerful novel tool for tagging sensory processing, making it a great alternative to SSVEPs. The symposium presentations will cover the current use of RIFT by our group members and collaborators in aspects such as speech comprehension, parafoveal processing in natural reading, resolving word boudary ambi

Our review Distractor inhibition by alpha oscillations is controlled by an indirect mechanism governed by goal-relevant information on Top 25 downloaded papers of 2024 in Communications Psychology

Anna Kowalczyk , an assistant professor in the University of Birmingham’s Centre for Human Brain Health , has set out to develop new...