Siddharth Talwar
@sidt39.bsky.social
Postdoc at https://cpplab.be/
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Excited to share our new research revealing automatic categorization of rhythm in human brain activity!
Led by @francescabarbero.bsky.social, @tomaslenc.bsky.social and the Rhythm and Brains Lab, in collaboration with @norijacoby.bsky.social, Rainer Polak and @manuelvarlet.bsky.social
Led by @francescabarbero.bsky.social, @tomaslenc.bsky.social and the Rhythm and Brains Lab, in collaboration with @norijacoby.bsky.social, Rainer Polak and @manuelvarlet.bsky.social
July 31, 2025 at 7:43 AM
Excited to share our new research revealing automatic categorization of rhythm in human brain activity!
Led by @francescabarbero.bsky.social, @tomaslenc.bsky.social and the Rhythm and Brains Lab, in collaboration with @norijacoby.bsky.social, Rainer Polak and @manuelvarlet.bsky.social
Led by @francescabarbero.bsky.social, @tomaslenc.bsky.social and the Rhythm and Brains Lab, in collaboration with @norijacoby.bsky.social, Rainer Polak and @manuelvarlet.bsky.social
Curious about how sounds transform into meaning over time in blind and sighted individuals? Join me at #IMRF2025 this morning at 9:30 AM as I explore the temporal dynamics of sound representations.
July 17, 2025 at 5:35 AM
Curious about how sounds transform into meaning over time in blind and sighted individuals? Join me at #IMRF2025 this morning at 9:30 AM as I explore the temporal dynamics of sound representations.
Reposted by Siddharth Talwar
In our new study we use a multi-sensory EEG frequency tagging paradigm to reveal non-linear interactions (Intermodulation frequencies) of facial and vocal fearful expressions, suggesting that common neural populations integrate them in the human brain.
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Intermodulation frequencies reveal common neural assemblies integrating facial and vocal fearful expressions
Effective social communication depends on the integration of emotional expressions coming from the face and the voice. Although there are consistent r…
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December 29, 2024 at 5:28 PM
In our new study we use a multi-sensory EEG frequency tagging paradigm to reveal non-linear interactions (Intermodulation frequencies) of facial and vocal fearful expressions, suggesting that common neural populations integrate them in the human brain.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...