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| Colm G. Connolly |
 Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2003 12:42 pm |
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Hi all,
Is anyone aware of any studies which can show how long after visual
presentation of a word it is before activity can be observed in the
auditory cortices?
I'm interested in timing information so I guess the
studies would be primarily EEG/ERP, MEG or measurements direct from
the surface of the brain taken from patients undergoing surgery.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
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Colm G. Connolly |
Department of Computer Science |
University College Dublin (UCD) |
Belfield, Dublin 4 |
Éire / Republic of Ireland | |
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| Michael Olea |
| Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2003 6:28 pm |
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in article newscache$uqlboh$we4$1@weblab.ucd.ie, Colm G. Connolly at
colmconn@nowhere.nocountry wrote on 11/13/03 9:42 AM:
Quote: Hi all,
Is anyone aware of any studies which can show how long after visual
presentation of a word it is before activity can be observed in the
auditory cortices?
I'm interested in timing information so I guess the
studies would be primarily EEG/ERP, MEG or measurements direct from
the surface of the brain taken from patients undergoing surgery.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
A thought provoking question. While I did not find precisely what you were
looking for, the page
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~groh/lab/
looks promising (you can get email addesses there of people who can probably
answer your question).
Good luck,
Michael |
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