Email: n.bland@uq.edu.au
Phone: +61 412 650 661
Supervisors
Dr. Martin Sale (primary)
Professor Jason Mattingley
Current research
The application of transcranial alternating current stimulation aims to entrain neural oscillations to the rhythm of the applied current. It is thus a powerful tool to modulate the phase and frequency of endogenous neural oscillations observed with functional neuroimaging, allowing neural correlates to be tested for their causal roles in cognitive processes. To this end, my research employs tACS to manipulate neural oscillations in a phase- and frequency-specific manner (as measured by EEG) to disrupt or enhance communication between distant brain modules.
Research interests
Published Papers
Bland, N., Mattingley, J., Sale, M. (2018). No evidence for phase-specific effects of 40 Hz HD-tACS on multiple object tracking. Frontiers in Psychology. 9: 304