Academic interests
- Temporal prediction
- Perception of rhythm
- Neural entrainment
Current project
My PhD project is a part of the research project The neural basis of temporal prediction. My aim is to understand the neural mechanisms underlying auditory temporal prediction and rhythm perception. I am studying these mechanisms by combining EEG and behavioral experiments.
In my ongoing project, I am exploring the role of periodicity in rhythm processing. My goal is to determine whether the neural mechanisms involved in temporal expectations based on aperiodic rhythms differ from those associated with periodic rhythms.
Background
- MSc in Engineering Acoustics, Technical University of Denmark
Master's thesis: Auditory frequency tagging for attention controlled brain-computer interface - BSc in Cognitive Psychology, University of Oslo
- BSc in Musicology and Music Technology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology