Felix Bröhl

This study examines how gaze patterns and EEG reflect the temporal dynamics of multi-item working memory maintenance, finding stable gaze encoding and no rhythmic alternation between items.

The paper investigates how visuospatial working memory representations are organized in the human brain, finding both abstract and concrete visual representations coexisting in visual areas.

The paper investigates how saccade direction affects sound lateralization but finds no impact from eye movement-related eardrum oscillations (EMREOs).

This study investigates eye movement-related eardrum oscillations (EMREOs) and finds their amplitude and time course relate to saccade direction and tympanic membrane compliance.

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This study investigates how saccadic eye movements and associated eardrum oscillations affect sound detection, finding no impact on near-threshold click detection despite changes in eardrum motion.

The paper shows that during silent lip reading, both visual and auditory cortices represent unheard acoustic speech features, with auditory cortex focusing on the acoustic envelope and visual cortex on pitch-related information.

This paper shows that delta/theta band EEG tracks band-limited speech-derived envelopes differently, reflecting distinct phonemic features and attentional influences.