| Intro | neurowetenschapper |
| Is | Neuroscientist |
| Type | Science |
| Gender | female |
Lucia Melloni, ka Lucia Melloni Buljevic on USA ja Saksa neuroteadlane.
Lucia Melloni on Max Plancki Aju-uuringute Instituudi vanemteadur ja kuulub uurimisrühma Singer Emeritus Group.
Ühtlasi on ta New Yorgi Ülikooli School of Medicine neuroloogiaosakonna Research Assistant Professor ja kaastegev teadurina Columbia ülikooli kolledžis College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Lucia Melloni teadustöö on keskendunud teadvuse, elektrofüsioloogia, meditatsiooni, tajulise õppimise ja ennustava kodeerimise uurimisele.
Ta on käinud ka Eestis ja külastanud Tallinnas Professor Talis Bachmanni laborit.
Melloni oli koos Wolf Singeriga Jaan Aru 2014. aastal kaitstud doktoritöö juhendaja.
Publikatsioone
- L Melloni, C Molina, M Pena, D Torres, W. Singer, E. Rodriguez (2007). “Synchronization of neural activity across cortical areas correlates with conscious perception”. – The Journal of Neuroscience. Pages 2858-2865.
- P Uhlhaas, G Pipa, B Lima, L Melloni, S Neuenschwander, D Nikolić, W Singer (2009). “Neural synchrony in cortical networks: history, concept and current status”, Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience. [1]
- L Melloni, CM Schwiedrzik, E Rodriguez, W Singer (2009). ” (Micro)Saccades, corollary activity and cortical oscillations”. Trends Cogn Sci. Jun;13(6):239-45.
- L Melloni, CM Schwiedrzik, N Müller, E Rodriguez, W Singer (2011). “Expectations change the signatures and timing of electrophysiological correlates of perceptual awareness”, The Journal of Neuroscience. Pages 1386-1396.
- VV Moca, I Tincas, L Melloni, RC Muresan (2011). “Visual exploration and object recognition by lattice deformation”. PLoS One. 2011;6(7):e22831. Epub Jul 27.
- CM Schwiedrzik, W Singer, L Melloni (2011). “Subjective and objective learning effects dissociate in space and in time”. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. Mar 15;108(11):4506-11.
- J Aru, T Bachmann, W Singer, L Melloni (2012). “Distilling the neural correlates of consciousness”, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral. Pages 737–746.