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Nihan Alp Sanat ve Sosyal Bilimler Fakültesi Öğretim Üyesi (216) 483 9000 / 3184 nihanalpsabanciunivedu

Personal Web

http://myweb.sabanciuniv.edu/nihanalp/about/

Jobs

Öğretim Üyesi

Education

2012-2017, PhD. Psikoloji, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven)

2010-2012, MSc Bilişsel Sinirbilim, Center for Mind/Brain Sciences (CIMeC), University of Trento

Areas of Interest

EEG, IDGUP, frekans etiketlemesi, algisal organizasyon, görsel sinirbilim

Memberships

Görsel Bilim Toplulugu, Beyin Arastirmalari Dernegi

Akay, Selen and Kanero, Junko and Alp, Nihan, "When vision is unreliable: the role of play in supporting children", Handbook of Research on Play Specialism Strategies to Prevent Pediatric Hospitalization Trauma, Perasso, Giulia and Ozturk, Yagmur (eds.), IGI Global, October 2022, 203-239

Alp, Nihan, "Algısal organizasyonda elektroensefalografi ile olay ilişkili ve istikrarlı durum uyarılmış potansiyel kayıtları", Psikolojide Bilişsel ve Davranışsal Süreçlere Deneysel Yaklaşımlar, Ünal, Güneş and Ayhan, İnci (eds.), Türkiye: Nobel Akademik Yayıncılık, April 2021, 183-240

Alp, N., Kohler P. J., Kogo, N., Wagemans, J., Norcia A. M. 2018. “Measuring integration processes in visual symmetry with Frequency-tagged EEG”, Scientific Reports, 8, 6969.

Alp, N., Nikolaev A. R., Wagemans, J., Kogo, N. 2017. “EEG frequency tagging dissociates between neural processing of motion synchrony and human quality of multiple point-light dancers”, Scientific Reports, 7, 44012.

Alp, N., Kogo, N., Van Belle, G., Wagemans, J., Rossion, B. 2016. “Frequency tagging yields an objective neural signature of Gestalt formation”, Brain and Cognition, 104, 15–24.

Vergeer, M., Kogo, N., Nikolaev A. R., Alp, N., Loozen V., Schraepen B., Wagemans J. 2018. “EEG frequency tagging provides a neural signature of holistic shape representations learned during shape categorization”, Vision Research, 152, 91-100.

Kogo, N., Drozdzewska, A., Zaenen, P., Alp, N., Wagemans, J. 2014. “Depth perception of illusory surfaces”, Vision Research, 96, 53-64.