Dr Alexandra Krugliak University positionResearch Associate DepartmentsResearch ThemeInterestsI am interested how the human brain processes natural objects: Are there any, and if so what are the stages of objects processing? How is information from different sensory modalities combined into a multisensory object experience? How and when is information about prior experience with the object available in the brain and how does it influence the object's neural representations and subsequently human behavior? Currently, I am a postdoc at the University of Cambridge, where I am investigating how object processing and object neural representation is influenced by context/environment, both in the laboratory and in real-life settings. I am using non-invasive brain imaging methods like EEG and fMRI, online experiments, computational modelling and augmented reality. Research Focus
EquipmentBehavioural analysis Computational modelling Electroencephalography (EEG) Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Collaborators
Associated News ItemsKey publicationsKrugliak A & Clarke A (2022), “Towards real-world neuroscience using mobile EEG and augmented reality” Sci Rep 12 Krugliak A & Noppeney U (2016), “Synaesthetic interactions across vision and audition” Neuropsychologia 88 Publications2017Alink A, Walther A, Krugliak A & Kriegeskorte N (2017), “Local opposite orientation preferences in V1: fMRI sensitivity to fine-grained pattern information” Sci Rep 7(1) 2015Gockel H, Kruglia, A, Plack CJ & Carlyon RP (2015), “Specificity of the Human Frequency Following Response for Carrier and Modulation Frequency Assessed Using Adaptation” J Assoc Res Otolaryngol 16(6) 2013Alink A, Krugliak A, Walther A & Kriegeskorte N (2013), “fMRI orientation decoding in V1 does not require global maps or globally coherent orientation stimuli” Front Psychol 12 2012Alink A, Euler F, Galeano E, Krugliak A, Singer W & Kohler A (2012), “Auditory motion capturing ambiguous visual motion” Front Psychol 2 |