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Patrick Wilken

Affiliations: 
Cell Press, Cambridge, MA, United States 
Area:
consciousness, vision, visual short term memory
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Parents

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Jason Mattingley grad student 1999-2001 University of Melbourne
 (Start graduate work at Monash University, finished at University of Melbourne)
William R. Webster grad student 1999-2001 Monash University
Christof Koch post-doc 2001-2003 Caltech
Jochen Braun post-doc 2003-2006 University of Magdeburg

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Wei Ji Ma collaborator 2002-2003 Caltech
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Reddy L, Wilken P, Quian-Quiroga R, et al. (2010) Single neuron correlates of change blindness in the human medial temporal lobe Journal of Vision. 5: 238-238
Wilken P, van den Berg R, Braun J, et al. (2010) The limitations of spatial visual short-term memory Journal of Vision. 10: 774-774
Reddy L, Quiroga RQ, Wilken P, et al. (2006) A single-neuron correlate of change detection and change blindness in the human medial temporal lobe. Current Biology : Cb. 16: 2066-72
Wilken P, Ma WJ. (2004) A detection theory account of change detection. Journal of Vision. 4: 1120-35
Reddy L, Wilken P, Koch C. (2004) Face-gender discrimination is possible in the near-absence of attention. Journal of Vision. 4: 106-17
Ma WJ, Wilken P. (2004) A signal detection account of visual short-term memory for orientation and spatial frequency Journal of Vision. 4: 389-389
Wilken P, Ma WJ. (2004) A detection theory account of visual short-term memory for color Journal of Vision. 4: 150-150
Wilken P, Mattingley JB. (2002) Capacity limits in the detection and identification of change have implications for models of visual short term memory Journal of Vision. 2: 293a
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