Pablo Campo

Profesor contratado doctor

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Spain

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Dr. Pablo Campo is a Profesor contratado doctor at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. His research interests include memory processes, visual perception, and the neurophysiological mechanisms underlying cognitive functions, as evidenced by his recent publications. Notable topics in his work include the effects of working memory selection on perceptual detection and the relationship between hippocampal characteristics and mnemonic discrimination.

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Universidad Complutense de Madrid

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Selection within working memory impairs perceptual detection (vol 30, pg 1442, 2023)

Pattern separation during encoding and Subsequent Memory Effect

Perception of near-threshold visual stimuli is influenced by pre-stimulus alpha-band amplitude but not by alpha phase

Morphometric and microstructural characteristics of hippocampal subfields in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy and their correlates with mnemonic discrimination

Selection within working memory impairs perceptual detection

Expectance of low contrast retro-cues does not modulate anticipatory alpha power

Forgetting Details in Visual Long-Term Memory: Decay or Interference?

The natural frequencies of the resting human brain: An MEG-based atlas

Epilepsy Associated with Temporal Pole Encephaloceles

Epilepsy Associated with Temporal Pole Encephaloceles An Unrecognized Manifestation of Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension?

Contributions of left and right anterior temporal lobes to semantic cognition: Evidence from patients with small temporopolar lesions

Morphometric correlates of anomia in patients with small left temporopolar lesions

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J. A. Hinojosa

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