Research
During my doctoral research I investigated neural codes for visual motion directions across human brain areas. The findings are being prepared to be published as several papers.
Altan G., Bartels A., Predicting implied motion directions in human visual areas
Altan G., Bartels A., Decoding the abstract representations of motion directions in the human brain
Altan G., Bartels A., A bias for receding motion in the human brain
Altan G., Bartels A., Segregation of holistic and local processing of visual motion in the human brain
PhD work
- Gizem Altan, Andreas Bartels (November-2018): Decoding the direction of implied motion in human early visual cortex. 48th Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (Neuroscience 2018), San Diego, CA, USA (2018).
- Gizem Altan, Andreas Bartels (October-2017): Neural Basis of Real and Implied Motion, 18th Conference of Junior Neuroscientists of Tübingen (NeNa 2017): Brain scaling in evolution & Evolution of systems, Schramberg, Germany.
MSc work
- Gizem Altan, Marieke Rohde, Marc O Ernst (November-2015):Sensorimotor Adaptation to Temporal Feedback Delay of Visual Scene and its Generalization, 16th Conference of Junior Neuroscientists of Tübingen (NeNa 2015): Communicating the challenges of science, Schramberg, Germany.
- Marieke Rohde, Gizem Altan, Marc O Ernst (June-2014), Sensorimotor adaptation to delayed visual feedback of the whole field of view, 15th International Multisensory Research Forum (IMRF 2014), Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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