No Evidence for Phase-Specific Effects of 40 Hz HD–tACS on Multiple Object Tracking

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RT @nsbland: EEG coherence and interhemispheric integration during multiple object tracking. We previously failed to alter interhemispheric…

18 Mar 2020

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EEG coherence and interhemispheric integration during multiple object tracking. We previously failed to alter interhemispheric integration with in-phase/anti-phase #tACS using the same task (open access link: https://t.co/BJs8fr4SB1).

29 Nov 2019

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New paper out. Brain stimulation doesn’t affect multiple object tracking. First paper by my PhD student Nicholas Bland. Congrats. https://t.co/DTD67aRQlV

07 Apr 2018

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No Evidence for Phase-Specific Effects of 40 Hz HD-tACS on Multiple Object Tracking. https://t.co/eibfYTfBur

02 Apr 2018

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