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5/5: Our findings underscore the role of alpha oscillations in modulating neuronal excitability and visual perception, independent of decision-making strategies implicated in prior studies.

4/5: This effect was driven predominantly by stronger pre-stimulus alpha power in the hemisphere ipsilateral to the to-be-reported target, likely suppressing neuronal excitability of neurons coding irrelevant stimuli.

3/5: We found that stronger pre-stimulus alpha power led to better iconic memory performance.

2/5: How do our brains prepare for what we see? Our new preprint explores how pre-stimulus alpha oscillations in the visual cortex shape iconic memory—a brief, high-capacity visual memory system that helps us quickly process visual info.

1/5: Our new preprint “Spontaneous alpha-band lateralization extends persistence of visual information in iconic memory by modulating cortical excitability.” from @pauljcsmith and @cognikobusch is now available on bioxriv. [(.

🚀 PhD Opportunity! 🌟 Are you interested in memory, scene recognition, computer vision? Would you like to join the team of @BuschlabPsy at @uni_muenster, Germany?.Send us your applications by 19 August 2024 or get in touch for informal questions in advance.

RT @cognikobusch: 1/4 🚀 PhD Opportunity! 🌟 Interested in memory, scene recognition, computer vision? Awesome, @BuschlabPsy at @uni_muenster….

🎉 Exciting news! 🎉 We're thrilled to launch our Twitter account for the Buschlab at University of Münster led by Prof. Niko Busch! Follow us @BuschlabPsy for updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses into our research on memory, attention, brain oscillations, and replicability!.

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