Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab - Rochester

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CNL-R is a team of scientists and clinicians who research how human beings perceive and understand the world through EEG, fMRI, and behavioral studies.

11/24/2025

Join this conversation with the world-renowned neurosurgeon and neuroscientist, Dr. Itzhak Fried. In this episode of Neuroscience Perspectives, Dr. Fried, pr...

One from the Archive.The CNL crew do PittsburghL-to-R: Eric Nicholas, Ciara Molloy, Johnny Foxe, Allen Chen, Kamy WT Wak...
09/19/2025

One from the Archive.
The CNL crew do Pittsburgh
L-to-R: Eric Nicholas, Ciara Molloy, Johnny Foxe, Allen Chen, Kamy WT Wakim, Luke Shaw

07/30/2025

NEW LAB PAPER OUT TODAY in NeuroImage

• In autism, audiovisual speech neural encoding deficits for both basic (acoustic envelope) and more complex (phonetic) auditory features were identified.
• Corresponding behavioral performance deficits in autism were present for audiovisual speech.
• Neural encoding and behavior for auditory-only conditions did not differ between autism and control groups.
• For both groups, neural tracking and behavior declined as more noise was added to the speech stimuli, and this did not differ between groups.
• Linear modeling of the brain response to naturalistic stimuli may improve detection of neural deficits in neurodevelopmental disorders.

Sophie Molholm Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Center for Visual Science at the University of Rochester

06/06/2025

Rewarding animals to accurately report their subjective percept is a key challenge in studying higher-level perception and cognition. This study formalizes this problem and overcomes it with a Bayesian method for estimating an animal’s subjective percept in real time during the experiment.

Talk #2 today at The University of Alabama BirminghamUAB Medicine "Oscillatory Brain Activity in Humans: Selection, Su...
04/26/2024

Talk #2 today at The University of Alabama Birmingham
UAB Medicine

"Oscillatory Brain Activity in Humans: Selection, Suppression, Neural Sequestration and the Resolution of Environmental Competition"

And hanging with CNL alum, Victor Del Bene, Assistant Professor of Neurology

From the ArchivesCNL crewMarina Shpaner, David Leitman, Sophie Molholm, Lars Ross, Jeannette Piesco Mahoney, Johnny Foxe
04/23/2024

From the Archives
CNL crew
Marina Shpaner, David Leitman, Sophie Molholm, Lars Ross, Jeannette Piesco Mahoney, Johnny Foxe

03/30/2024

🚨 Just a few days left to register for the Circuits for Movement!

📚 Save the date: from 16-19 June in Rungsted Kyst, Denmark. Don't miss this immersive experience about circuits for motor control!

📅 Secure your spot and register by 3 April at: https://loom.ly/JfsXbi8

Supported by and Lundbeckfonden

PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR AUTISM RESEARCH!Location: University of Rochester's Frederick J. & Marion A. Schindler Cognitive...
03/29/2024

PARTICIPANTS NEEDED FOR AUTISM RESEARCH!

Location: University of Rochester's Frederick J. & Marion A. Schindler Cognitive Neurophysiology Laboratory

Reimbursement:
$18/ hour for the participant
$25 for parent/guardian of participant
MRI participants will also get a free picture of their brain!

Study Information:
We are recruiting children and adults with/without autism for a study to better understand visual and auditory perception.

Participation will include at least two visits (~3-4.5 hrs each).

The participant will be asked to look at objects on a screen or listen to sounds via headphones while we monitor brain activity with electroencephalogram (EEG) or brain imaging (MRI), and they will participate in psychological testing.

Participants should:
• Be between 6 and 30 years old.
• Have normal hearing
• Have normal (or corrected-to-normal) vision
• Have no history of major head injury
• Subjects with autism should have a formal clinical diagnosis

ALL LEVELS OF COGNITIVE AND VERBAL ABILITY ARE WELCOME!!

If you/your child are interested in participating, contact us at:
Primary Contact: ASDResearchCNL@gmail.com
Secondary Contact: 585-275-8749

02/19/2024

How does the brain perceive touch? How does it process pain? Could what we know about pain better inform treatments for addiction? Fan Wang, PhD, professor i...

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