Ayala S. Allon

Ayala S. Allon studies human visual attention and working memory, focusing on how people filter out irrelevant visual information and how attention shifts are reflected in brain signals (using EEG measures like the N2pc component). This research uses behavioral experiments and electrophysiological recordings to understand how distractors are suppressed and how visual information is stored temporarily in memory. The work is largely experimental and cognitive/psychophysiological in nature, rather than clinical or applied.

Publication output peaked around 2018 with several papers, but has slowed considerably since, with sparse output (0-1 papers per year) in most recent years.

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