Dr Giorgio Marinato

Interests

My Phd investigated the role of object-based auditory attention in naturalistic soundscapes, exploiting the Magnetoencephalography(MEG) signal through univariate and multivariate analysis techniques.

Currently I am working in Lorraine Tyler's lab on how the common knowledge and the contextual information influence the incremental comprehension of speech, using MEG in conjunction with natural language processing techniques.

Overall I am interested in exploring brain dynamics in naturalistic context, bridging the gap between the laboratory and the real-world scenarios, with the intention to move towards an embodied theoretical approach.

I am interested to explore, use, contribute and develop workflows and tools for a shift towards a full open-science approach at all stages of the academic research.

Research Focus

Equipment

Computational modelling

Electroencephalography (EEG)

Magnetoencephalography (MEG)