Noor Seijdel

After a Bachelor's degree in Psychobiology and a Research Master's degree in Psychology (specializing in Brain and Cognition and Statistical Methods), I completed a PhD on visual object recognition and computational models of the human visual system, supervised by Dr. H. Steven Scholte and Prof. Dr. Edward H.F. de Haan (University of Amsterdam, 2021). I then worked as a postdoc with Prof. Dr. Martijn Meeter, investigating a computational model of reading and linking word activations during different experimental conditions to human neural (EEG) data.

Since February 2021, I've been working as a postdoc in the Communicative Brain lab, led by Dr. Linda Drijvers at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics. In my current projects, I use MEG and rapid invisible frequency tagging to investigate audiovisual integration and attention during multimodal communication. 

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