Competition_EEG
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- Jun 6, 2026
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Object and word stimuli presented at 5Hz to the left or right visual fields, or centrally, while participants performed an orthogonal red target detection task [PUBLICATION] Robinson A.K., Grootswagers T., Shatek S., Behrmann M., Carlson T.A. (2025). Dynamics of visual object coding within and across the hemispheres: Objects in the periphery. Science Advances, 11, eadq0889, https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.adq0889
BIDS iEEG dataset for the SEEG electrode data used for analysis in the manuscript title "Safety and Accuracy of Stereoelectroencephalography for Pediatric Patients with Prior Craniotomy." All coordinates are recorded in the individual native post-operative CT imaging space. There was no alignment to other imaging modalities or standardized atlases.
**Summary**: In this case study, a self-described practitioner of energy medicine (PEM) participated in a study, engaging in multiple (n=60) treatment and control (non-treatment) sessions under double-blind conditions. **Protocol:**Data were collected during 40 sessions over 10 days, with ten sessions of about 25 minutes daily. Each session was comprised of one file divided into five segments. First, there was a 2-minute control period where the PEM rested in the absence of cells (BaselinePre)
The task consisted of 13 scanner runs (except for subject 1 who completed 5 rather than 3 localizer runs). Runs 1-3 (1-5 for subject 1) are the localizer task. Runs 4-5 are non-analyzed data from the 'probability learning' task. Runs 6-13 (8-15 for subject 1) are the risky decision-making task. Event times were recorded with a photodiode, which is accessible as a MEG channel. This has been processed so that event times are listed in derivatives/Event_Info_Tables. Raw times of events in the scan
### Paired Associates Learning of Word Pairs #### Description This dataset contains behavioral events and intracranial electrophysiological recordings from a paired associates memory task. The experiment consists of participants studying pairs of visually presented words, solving simple arithmetic problems that function as a distractor, and then completing a cued recall task. The data was collected at clinical sites across the country as part of a collaboration with the Computational Memory L
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Following either a 20-minute verum or sham stimulation applied to Fpz-CPz at 1 mA and 6 Hz, the participants performed WM tasks, while EEG was recorded. The task required participants to either mentally manipulate memory items or retain them in memory as they were originally presented. In addition, before the working memory task, resting state EEG with eyes closed was recorded for 3 minutes and with eyes open for 1.5 minutes. Behavioral performance data are available on OSF (https://osf.io/v2qw
# Overview This is the "Tilt Illusion" dataset. In brief, it contains EEG data for 36 subjects responding to the percieved orientation of a central target grating, that is titrated to appear vertical on average, and is surrounded by an anular grating of +-30 degrees. We then looked at the prestimulus EEG correlates of an increased or decreased tilt illusion. # Citing this dataset Please cite as follows: > Williams, J.G., Harrison, W.J., Beale, H.A., Mattingley, J.B., & Harris, A.M. (2024