We study the interactive neurocognitive systems underlying Selective Attention and Motivated Cognition.

We have laboratories dedicated to behavioral, TMS and eye-movement studies on human subjects, as well as neurophysiology labs for single and multi-unit recordings from behaving non human primates.


We are based at the Department of Neurosciences, Biomedicine and Movement Sciences - Section of Physiology and Psychology, at the University of Verona, Italy.

Orchestrating proactive and reactive mechanisms for filtering distracting information: Brain-behavior relationships revealed by a mixed-design fMRI study

TitleOrchestrating proactive and reactive mechanisms for filtering distracting information: Brain-behavior relationships revealed by a mixed-design fMRI study
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2016
AuthorsMarini, F, Demeter E, Roberts KC, Chelazzi L, Woldorff MG
JournalThe Journal of Neuroscience
Volume36
Issue3
Pagination988-1000
AttachmentSize
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