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Department of Cognitive Neuroscience

Maastricht University

Oxfordlaan 55
6229EV Maastricht





Department of Cognitive Neuroscience

Maastricht University

Oxfordlaan 55
6229EV Maastricht



Reconstructing imagined letters from early visual cortex reveals tight topographic correspondence between visual mental imagery and perception


Journal article


M. Senden, Thomas C. Emmerling, R. van Hoof, M. Frost, R. Goebel
Brain Structure and Function, 2019

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APA   Click to copy
Senden, M., Emmerling, T. C., van Hoof, R., Frost, M., & Goebel, R. (2019). Reconstructing imagined letters from early visual cortex reveals tight topographic correspondence between visual mental imagery and perception. Brain Structure and Function.


Chicago/Turabian   Click to copy
Senden, M., Thomas C. Emmerling, R. van Hoof, M. Frost, and R. Goebel. “Reconstructing Imagined Letters from Early Visual Cortex Reveals Tight Topographic Correspondence between Visual Mental Imagery and Perception.” Brain Structure and Function (2019).


MLA   Click to copy
Senden, M., et al. “Reconstructing Imagined Letters from Early Visual Cortex Reveals Tight Topographic Correspondence between Visual Mental Imagery and Perception.” Brain Structure and Function, 2019.


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@article{m2019a,
  title = {Reconstructing imagined letters from early visual cortex reveals tight topographic correspondence between visual mental imagery and perception},
  year = {2019},
  journal = {Brain Structure and Function},
  author = {Senden, M. and Emmerling, Thomas C. and van Hoof, R. and Frost, M. and Goebel, R.}
}


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