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Prof.dr. R.W. Goebel Person

Prof.dr. R.W. Goebel

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Expertise Cognitive neurosciences; Cognitive neuro-imaging
Expertise (NL) Cognitieve neurowetenschappen; Cognitive neuro-imaging
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/29769295X

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Professor
Organisation Cognitive Neuroscience (UM)
Chair (EN) Cognitive neurosciences / cognitive neuro-imaging
Chair (NL) Cognitieve neurowetenschappen / cognitive neuro-imaging
Phone +31-43-3884014
Email r. goebel -at- maastrichtuniversity. nl
URL http://www.psychology.unimaas.nl/?http://www.psychology.unimaas.nl/Base/Medewerkerspersonal/Rainer_goebel_extended.htm
Program Leader
Organisation Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience NIN (KNAW)
Email r. goebel -at- nin. knaw. nl

Publications

Cerebral correlates of impaired grating perception in individual, psychophysically assessed human amblyopes
A multivariate approach for processing magnetization effects in triggered event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging time series
Information-based functional brain mapping
Mental chronometry of working memory retrieval: a combined functional magnetic resonance imaging and event-related potentials approach
Receptive field size-dependent attention effects in simultaneously presented stimulus displays
All publications..

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor Brain systems of visual consciousness: functional relevance and connectivity
Supervisor Cognitive neuroimaging of real-life and social audition
Supervisor Optimal designs for fMRI experiments

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor Multisensory Cortical Interactions Between Speech and Script in Fluent and Dyslexic Readers
Project leader Cognitive training in Alzheimer's disease, assessment with fMRI, H-MRS and DTI
Supervisor Psychoacoustic and neurophysiologic Investigations of auditory continuity
Supervisor The neural and behavioural bases of Active touch and tactile working memory
Supervisor Lexical competition in language production; number and frequency of phonological neighbours
All completed research..

Classification

D51000 Psychology
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