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2014
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Andrea Zauner, Walter Gruber, Nicole Alexandra Himmelstoß, Julia Lechinger, Wolfgang Klimesch:
Lexical access and evoked traveling alpha waves. NeuroImage 91: 252-261 (2014)
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Walter Gruber, Andrea Zauner, Julia Lechinger, Manuel Schabus, Rade Kutil, Wolfgang Klimesch:
Alpha phase, temporal attention, and the generation of early event related potentials. NeuroImage 103: 119-129 (2014)
2012
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Robert Fellinger, Walter Gruber, Andrea Zauner, Roman Freunberger, Wolfgang Klimesch:
Evoked traveling alpha waves predict visual-semantic categorization-speed. NeuroImage 59(4): 3379-3388 (2012)
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Andrea Zauner, Robert Fellinger, Joachim Gross, Simon Hanslmayr, Kimron L. Shapiro, Walter Gruber, Sebastian Müller, Wolfgang Klimesch:
Alpha entrainment is responsible for the attentional blink phenomenon. NeuroImage 63(2): 674-686 (2012)

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