Pieter van Mierlo

Associate Professor

Ghent University

Belgium

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Pieter van Mierlo is an Associate Professor at Ghent University in Belgium. His research primarily focuses on neurophysiological mechanisms underlying language processing, as evidenced by his recent articles on phoneme perception, event-related potentials, and neural connectivity. He also investigates the effects of aging and brain injuries on cognitive functions, and employs advanced methodologies such as neural networks for ERP quantification.

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Stephan Rüegg

University Hospital Basel

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Patrick Santens

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Ghent University

BELGIUM

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Barbara De Clercq

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Ghent University

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Miet De Letter

Ghent University

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Markus Gschwind

SWITZERLAND

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Frontal synchronisation facilitates taxonomic priming: insights from N400 source estimation and functional connectivity

Long-term Functional Connectivity Alterations in the Mismatch Negativity, P300 and N400 Language Potentials in Adults with a Childhood Acquired Brain Injury

Cortical Generators and Connections Underlying Phoneme Perception: A Mismatch Negativity and P300 Investigation

Pre- to Postoperative Longitudinal Follow-up of Phoneme Perception in Glioma Patients: Evidence from the Mismatch Negativity and P300

Single-trial ERP Quantification Using Neural Networks

Effect of Healthy Aging and Gender on Syntactic Input Processing: A P600 Event-Related Potential Study

Aging and sex effects on phoneme perception: An exploratory mismatch negativity and P300 investigation

Diagnosis of Epilepsy with Functional Connectivity in EEG after a Suspected First Seizure

Tracking Multifocal Epilepsy With Automated Electric Source Imaging in a Patient With Triple-X Syndrome

Automated interictal source localisation based on high-density EEG

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Stephan Rüegg

Patrick Santens

Barbara De Clercq

Miet De Letter

Markus Gschwind

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