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Ole Jensen is among the 1 percent most cited scientists in 2020 of the past ten years classified in the ‘Cross-Field’ category. The list was published today by Clarivate Analytics, an American company that offers services in the area of…

We received funding for the OPM project “Combining optically pumped magnetic gradiometers with brain stimulation for understanding causal brain connectivity” from the Quantum Hub. Proposal spearheaded by Ania Kowalczyk and Giovanni Barontini.

We provide a proof-of-principle of the use of rapid invisible frequency tagging to study the integration of audiovisual stimuli, in relation to, for instance, semantic context. Drijvers, L., Jensen, O*., and Spaak, E* (in press) Rapid invisible frequency tagging reveals…

Paper accepted in Neuroimage on our new modular OPM sensor (laser and cell separated) built at the CHBH to measure human brain MEG responses. While most OPM research in other labs relies on imported commercial sensors, this is the first…

Cecilia from the Neuronal Oscillations group did an excellent job defending her PhD thesis at Radboud University “On the relationship between structural and functional underpinnings of attention. Insights from clinical and non-clinical samples”

Zhigalov, A. and Jensen, O. (accepted) Alpha oscillations do not implement gain control in early visual cortex but rather gating in parieto-occipital regions. Hum Brain Mapp. This our first paper published using data from our local MEG system. A major…

Interesting group meeting where we hosted Moreno Coco: Do we extract semantics (‘meaning’) of objects before we saccade to them? You bet! https://doi.org/10.1162/jocn_a_01504

Alpha oscillations do not implement gain control in early visual cortex but rather gating in parieto-occipital regions Alexander Zhigalov, Ole Jensen bioRxiv 2020.04.03.021485; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.04.03.021485

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