Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Distinct regions within medial prefrontal cortex process pain and cognition

Andrew Jahn, Derek Evan Nee, William Alexander (UGent) and Joshua W. Brown

(2016) JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE. 36(49). p.12385-12392
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Hierarchical error representation: a computational model of anterior cingulate and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

William Alexander (UGent) and Joshua Brown

(2015) NEURAL COMPUTATION. 27(11). p.2354-2410
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Intentional inhibition in human action: the power of 'no'

Elisa Filevich, Simone Kühn (UGent) and Patrick Haggard

(2012) NEUROSCIENCE AND BIOBEHAVIORAL REVIEWS. 36(4). p.1107-1118
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Negative motor phenomena in cortical stimulation: implications for inhibitory control of human action

Elisa Filevich, Simone Kühn (UGent) and Patrick Haggard

(2012) CORTEX. 48(10). p.1251-1261
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Role of the medial part of the intraparietal sulcus in implementing movement direction

M Davare, A Zenon, Gilles Pourtois (UGent) , M Desmurget and E Olivier

(2012) CEREBRAL CORTEX. 22(6). p.1382-1394
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It is a long way to GM agriculture

Marc Van Montagu (UGent)

(2011) Annual Review of Plant Biology. 62. p.1-23
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Mental rotation meets the motion aftereffect: the role of hV5/MT+ in visual mental imagery

Ruth Seurinck (UGent) , Floris P de Lange, Eric Achten (UGent) and Guy Vingerhoets (UGent)

(2011) JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE. 23(6). p.1395-1404

Academic Bibliography

Distinct regions within medial prefrontal cortex process pain and cognition

Hierarchical error representation: a computational model of anterior cingulate and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

Intentional inhibition in human action: the power of 'no'

Negative motor phenomena in cortical stimulation: implications for inhibitory control of human action

Role of the medial part of the intraparietal sulcus in implementing movement direction

It is a long way to GM agriculture

Mental rotation meets the motion aftereffect: the role of hV5/MT+ in visual mental imagery

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