…Since our open access dataset also comprises motion artifacts and physiological data…
EEG recordings from participants viewing 200 object images presented in rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) streams at 5 Hz or 20 Hz. The dataset supports investigation of the temporal representational dynamics of visual object processing under rapid presentation conditions. It accompanies a published NeuroImage study on object representations in RSVP streams.
Subdural electrocorticography (ECoG) recorded at the University Medical Center Utrecht from three epilepsy patients (S4-S6) who imagined grasping a cylinder with the left or right hand. The data are the subset of participants from Stolk et al. (2019) who gave permission to share, and they support investigation of dissociated alpha and beta rhythmic activity in the human sensorimotor system. Data are released as unprocessed trial segments, stored as epoched recordings with electrode positions and author-provided atlas labels.
EEG and behavioral dataset from 39 Italian-speaking university students performing a picture-matching task in which target pictures matched or mismatched a preceding cue. Cues were physical (picture), imagery (single word), literal sentence, or metaphorical sentence. The data are provided as preprocessed long epochs (filtered, mastoid re-referenced, ocular ICA cleaned). The dataset was collected within the ERC PROMENADE project to test how mental representations generated by different cue types influence target picture processing. Vocabulary and mental imagery measures are included per participant.
…for correcting pulse and motion related artifacts. Another BrainAmp ExG MR amplifier…
EEG recordings from 17 participants during continuous gameplay of Escape from Asteroid Axon, an 8-bit style video game. Participants also completed a two-stimulus visual oddball task and a two-doors gambling task. Task triggers are embedded in the EEG files and accompanied by continuous .csv logs of player movement, actions, antagonist position, and loot boxes. The data support analysis of canonical neural events during naturalistic, continuous behavior.
Microwire local field potentials (200 Hz) recorded from Behnke-Fried hybrid depth electrodes in 16 patients with drug-resistant epilepsy during a cognitive-boundary memory paradigm. Participants encoded 90 silent movie clips containing no, soft, or hard event boundaries, then completed a scene-recognition test and a time-discrimination test. Recording sites include the amygdala, hippocampus, and parahippocampal gyrus, with some participants also covering the dorsal anterior cingulate, pre-SMA, and ventromedial prefrontal cortex. This is an iEEG-BIDS representation of the authors' NWB release on DANDI (000940), supporting analyses of theta phase precession and episodic memory.
…On each trial, participants indicated whether the motion direction of the dots…
…Motion** — PhaseSpace motion capture of both bodies, 480 Hz, *shared* → `motion/`; plus…
This dataset contains raw neuroimaging recordings collected with the Visual Attribute-Specific Contextual Trajectory Paradigm 2.0. The paradigm is used to study how the brain generates domain-general visual surprise signals and how their latency depends on the visual attribute that is violated. It accompanies a pre-print on attribute-dependent latency of visual surprise signals.