PhD in Neuroscience and Cognition from the Federal University of ABC (UFABC, Brazil), supervised by Prof. André M. Cravo, in collaboration with the Oxford Center for Human Brain Activity (OHBA) at the University of Oxford (England, United Kingdom), under the supervision of Prof. Anna C. Nobre. She holds a BA in Neuroscience (2018) and in Science and Technology (2016) from the same Brazilian university (UFABC). During college, she completed a year (2014) in the Psychology and Statistics course at the University of Glasgow (Scotland, United Kingdom) through the Science without Borders Brazilian program. She is interested in the area of cognitive neuroscience, with a focus on visual perception and attention. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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To interact with our environment, we constantly use temporal information. Human and non-human animals are able to estimate time intervals at different time scales. The scale from a few hundred milliseconds to seconds is especially critical for sensory and motor processing, learning, and other cognitive functions. However, there is still no consensus on the underlying neural mechanisms of …
The estimation of temporal intervals is an essential skill for the adaptation of organisms to their environment. Although there are several proposals of the underlying neural mechanisms for this ability, there is still a large discussion of its electrophysiological signature. This project aims to investigate whether oscillations present in humans brain activity relate to discrimination of…
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