Auditory Gamma Entrainment
Imported from OpenNeuro ds003800
- Participants
- 13
- Channels
- 19 (10-20)
- Size
- 364 MB
- Version
- v1.0.0
- Updated
- Jul 10, 2026
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Imported from OpenNeuro ds003800
This dataset comprises multimodal physiological recordings from 86 participants during resting state and a digit span working memory task. It includes 64-channel EEG, electrocardiography, photoplethysmography, pupillometry, and behavioral performance data. The dataset enables investigation of neural and peripheral physiological correlates of cognitive load, working memory capacity, and cognitive overload detection across fine temporal scales.
This dataset contains EEG recordings from an auditory oddball paradigm designed to investigate how personalized smartphone notification sounds bias auditory salience processing at different neural processing stages. The study examines attentional and perceptual effects of self-relevant notification stimuli compared to standard oddball tones. This resource enables analysis of event-related potentials associated with salience detection and personalized auditory cues.
VEPCON is a multimodal neuroimaging dataset comprising high-density EEG, structural MRI, and diffusion-weighted imaging from 20 participants performing visual discrimination tasks (face vs. scrambled faces, coherent vs. incoherent motion). The dataset includes preprocessed EEG single trials, individual brain parcellations at five spatial resolutions, structural connectomes derived from diffusion data, and EEG source imaging solutions based on individual anatomy. This resource supports multimodal methods development, structure-function relationship studies, and optimization of source imaging and graph analysis techniques.
This dataset comprises electroencephalography, physiological, and behavioral data collected from 103 healthy individuals (ages 21-45) during visual illusion perception tasks and resting-state recordings. Participants performed perceptual judgments on three classic visual illusions (Ebbinghaus, Müller-Lyer, and Vertical-Horizontal) with manipulated difficulty and illusion strength, followed by an 8-minute eyes-closed resting-state period. The multimodal dataset includes 64-channel EEG, electrocardiogram, photoplethysmography, and respiration signals, enabling investigation of neural correlates of visual illusion sensitivity and resting-state brain activity.
This dataset contains EEG recordings from 23 participants performing a passive viewing task involving partially occluded and uncovered visual scenes containing varying numbers of game pieces. The study investigates how the brain processes numerosity information under conditions of occlusion and disocclusion. Participants viewed scenes with 4 or 32 initially visible game pieces, followed by uncovering to reveal different numbers of additional pieces, across 640 trials.
Imported from OpenNeuro ds004849
A magnetoencephalography dataset from 13 participants performing audiovisual multisensory tasks, including causality judgment, temporal order judgment, and unimodal localizer conditions. The dataset comprises 1500 trials of audiovisual sequences with simultaneous behavioral recordings and structural MRI, designed to investigate neural mechanisms of multisensory correlation computations using time-resolved encoding models.
This magnetoencephalographic (MEG) dataset comprises auditory oddball paradigm recordings from participants with first-episode psychosis and healthy controls, designed to investigate mismatch negativity (MMN) responses to pitch and duration deviants. The study includes three participant groups: healthy controls, first-episode schizophrenia, and first-episode affective psychosis patients. Data were collected as part of the Pittsburgh Early Psychosis Program between December 2017 and September 2021. The dataset includes clinical, neuropsychological, demographic, and medication data in the derivatives.
This dataset comprises resting-state EEG recordings from two independently collected samples of healthy controls and first-episode psychosis (FEP) individuals. EEG data were acquired using a 60-channel low-impedance 10-10 system cap during 5-minute resting periods. The second sample excludes subjects overlapping with the first acquisition to avoid redundancy. Clinical assessments including psychiatric rating scales, cognitive batteries, and socioeconomic measures are provided in the phenotype directory.