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    Micah Holness

    Micah Holness

    Postbac IRTA

    Start Date: 2021
    End Date:
    2023

    Recent Publications:

    Published:
    2024
    Title:
    Visual imagery vividness correlates with afterimage brightness and sharpness
    Publication:
    Neuroscience of Consciousness
    Data
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    Published:
    2023
    Title:
    The art and science of using quality control to understand and improve fMRI data
    Publication:
    Frontiers in Neuroscience
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    Code

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    Recent Presentations:

    Presented on:
    June 2024
    Title:
    Whole brain and primary visual cortex layer fMRI signatures of afterimage perception
    Conference/Event:
    2024: Organization for Human Brain Mapping
    File:
    PDF
    Presented on:
    June 2024
    Title:
    Phase of pupillary unrest corresponds with perceptual sensitivity, MEG, and whole brain fMRI signals
    Conference/Event:
    2024: Organization for Human Brain Mapping
    File:
    PDF
    Presented on:
    November 2023
    Title:
    Pupil size and phase as a real-time marker of perceptual sensitivity and whole brain activity
    Conference/Event:
    2023: Society For Neuroscience
    File:
    PDF
    Presented on:
    November 2023
    Title:
    Perceptually-matched images and afterimages share whole brain fMRI dynamics
    Conference/Event:
    2023: Society For Neuroscience
    File:
    PDF
    Presented on:
    July 2023
    Title:
    The neural mechanisms of interceptive conscious perception: A 7T fMRI study of afterimages
    Conference/Event:
    2023: Organization for Human Brain Mapping
    File:
    PDF

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    Updated: August 6, 2026

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