Eelke Spaak

Assistant Professor

Radboud Universiteit Donders Institute for Brain Cognition and Behaviour

Netherlands

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Eelke Spaak is an Assistant Professor at Radboud Universiteit Donders Institute for Brain Cognition and Behaviour in the Netherlands. His research focuses on understanding the neural mechanisms of memory and perception, with recent articles exploring topics such as connectivity modulations in memory, visual search dynamics, and the effects of auditory contributions on visual detection. He is also involved in developing practices for reproducible analysis in neuroscience research.

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Floris de Lange

Full Professor

Radboud University

NETHERLANDS

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Paul Muhle-Karbe

Assistant Professor

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Darinka Trübutschek

NETHERLANDS

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Freek van Ede

University of Amsterdam

NETHERLANDS

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MaryAnn P. Noonan

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Alexandra Pike

Lecturer in Mental Health

University of York

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (15)

Rapid connectivity modulations unify long-term and working memory

The hippocampus and implicit memory (by any other name)

Reducing the efforts to create reproducible analysis code with FieldTrip

Spatial Predictive Context Speeds Up Visual Search by Biasing Local Attentional Competition

Perceptual foundation and extension to phase tagging for rapid invisible frequency tagging (RIFT)

Magnetoencephalography recordings reveal the neural mechanisms of auditory contributions to improved visual detection

10 Simple Rules for a Supportive Lab Environment

Cortical activity during naturalistic music listening reflects short-range predictions based on long-term experience

Temporal prediction elicits rhythmic preactivation of relevant sensory cortices

Phasic modulation of visual representations during sustained attention

Scene Context Impairs Perception of Semantically Congruent Objects

No exploitation of temporal sequence context during visual search

Rapid invisible frequency tagging reveals nonlinear integration of auditory and visual information

Previously Reward-Associated Stimuli Capture Spatial Attention in the Absence of Changes in the Corresponding Sensory Representations as Measured with MEG

A Bayesian and efficient observer model explains concurrent attractive and repulsive history biases in visual perception

Collaborators (6)

Floris de Lange

Paul Muhle-Karbe

Darinka Trübutschek

Freek van Ede

MaryAnn P. Noonan

Alexandra Pike

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