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Prof.dr. A.T. Sack

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Expertise Methods: fMRI: TMS (experimental and synchronized combinations of fMRI & TMS) Topics: Basic visual processing; Higher visuospatial functions; Visual imagery; Spatial attention
Expertise (NL) Methods: fMRI: TMS (experimental and synchronized combinations of fMRI & TMS) Topics: Basic visual processing; Higher visuospatial functions; Visual imagery; Spatial attention
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/297702874
KNAW member The Young Academy
Grants/prizes NWO-Veni 2004; NWO-Vidi 2006

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Extraordinary professor
Organisation Department of Cognitive Neuroscience (UM)
Chair (EN) Functional Brain Stimulation and Neurocognitive Psychology
Chair (NL) Functional Brain Stimulation and Neurocognitive Psychology
Phone +31-43-3884267
Email a. sack -at- maastrichtuniversity. nl
URL http://www.psychology.unimaas.nl/Base/Medewerkerspersonal/Al...

Publications

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The temporal characteristics of motion processing in hMT/V5+: Combining fMRI and neuronavigated TMS
The dynamics of interhemispheric compensatory processes in mental imagery.
What clocks tell us about the neural correlates of spatial imagery
Erratum to: The experimental combination of rTMS and fMRI reveals the functional relevance of parietal cortex for visuospatial functions
The experimental combination of rTMS and fMRI reveals the functional relevance of parietal cortex for visuospatial functions
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Current research

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Project leader Brain rhythms and multisensory perception: Unravelling the basis of fundamental brain oscillations
Project leader Visualizing virtual lesions and plasticity in the working human brain: Simultaneously combining fMRI and TMS

Completed research projects

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Supervisor Brain in Sight: probing the neural dynamics Underlying conscious vision
Project leader Top-down feedback signals in visuospatial attention and visuospatial imagery: A TMS study
Project leader Top-down feedback signals in visuospatial attention and visuospatial imagery: Combing studies with fMRI and TMS

Classification

D51000 Psychology

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