Felix Blankenburg

Felix Blankenburg

Freie Universität Berlin

H-index: 50

Europe-Germany

About Felix Blankenburg

Felix Blankenburg, With an exceptional h-index of 50 and a recent h-index of 34 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Freie Universität Berlin, specializes in the field of Cognitive Neuroscience.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

A multimodal cortical network of sensory expectation violation revealed by fMRI

EEG mismatch responses in a multimodal roving stimulus paradigm provide evidence for probabilistic inference across audition, somatosensation, and vision

Content representation of tactile mental imagery in primary somatosensory cortex

Differences in working memory coding of biological motion attributed to oneself and others

Enhanced processing of aversive stimuli on embodied artificial limbs by the human amygdala

Active inference and the two-step task

Response modality-dependent categorical choice representations for vibrotactile comparisons

Rehearsal of tactile working memory: Premotor cortex recruits two dissociable neuronal content representations

Felix Blankenburg Information

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Citations(all)

8701

Citations(since 2020)

3684

Cited By

6567

hIndex(all)

50

hIndex(since 2020)

34

i10Index(all)

85

i10Index(since 2020)

75

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Freie Universität Berlin

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Felix Blankenburg Skills & Research Interests

Cognitive Neuroscience

Top articles of Felix Blankenburg

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

A multimodal cortical network of sensory expectation violation revealed by fMRI

Human Brain Mapping

Miro Grundei

Timo Torsten Schmidt

Felix Blankenburg

2023/12/1

EEG mismatch responses in a multimodal roving stimulus paradigm provide evidence for probabilistic inference across audition, somatosensation, and vision

Human Brain Mapping

Miro Grundei

Pia Schröder

Sam Gijsen

Felix Blankenburg

2023/6/15

Content representation of tactile mental imagery in primary somatosensory cortex

Eneuro

Till Nierhaus

Sara Wesolek

Daniel Pach

Claudia M Witt

Felix Blankenburg

...

2023/6/1

Differences in working memory coding of biological motion attributed to oneself and others

Human brain mapping

Mateusz Woźniak

Timo Torsten Schmidt

Yuan‐hao Wu

Felix Blankenburg

Jakob Hohwy

2022/8/15

Enhanced processing of aversive stimuli on embodied artificial limbs by the human amygdala

Scientific Reports

Antonin Fourcade

Timo Torsten Schmidt

Till Nierhaus

Felix Blankenburg

2022/4/6

Active inference and the two-step task

Scientific Reports

Sam Gijsen

Miro Grundei

Felix Blankenburg

2022/10/21

Response modality-dependent categorical choice representations for vibrotactile comparisons

NeuroImage

Yuan-hao Wu

Lisa A Velenosi

Felix Blankenburg

2021/2/1

Rehearsal of tactile working memory: Premotor cortex recruits two dissociable neuronal content representations

Human brain mapping

Timo Torsten Schmidt

Pia Schröder

Pablo Reinhardt

Felix Blankenburg

2021/1

Representation of visual numerosity information during working memory in humans: An fMRI decoding study

Human Brain Mapping

Ian Morgan Leo Pennock

Timo Torsten Schmidt

Dilara Zorbek

Felix Blankenburg

2021/6/15

Neural surprise in somatosensory Bayesian learning

PLoS computational biology

Sam Gijsen

Miro Grundei

Robert T Lange

Dirk Ostwald

Felix Blankenburg

2021/2/2

Action-dependent processing of touch in the human parietal operculum and posterior insula

Cerebral Cortex

Jakub Limanowski

Pedro Lopes

Janis Keck

Patrick Baudisch

Karl Friston

...

2020/2

Parametric representation of tactile numerosity in working memory

Eneuro

Işıl Uluç

Lisa Alexandria Velenosi

Timo Torsten Schmidt

Felix Blankenburg

2020/1/1

Brain–behavior associations for risk taking depend on the measures used to capture individual differences

Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience

Loreen Tisdall

Renato Frey

Andreas Horn

Dirk Ostwald

Lilla Horvath

...

2020/11/17

Intraparietal sulcus maintains working memory representations of somatosensory categories in an adaptive, context-dependent manner

NeuroImage

Lisa Alexandria Velenosi

Yuan-Hao Wu

Timo Torsten Schmidt

Felix Blankenburg

2020/11/1

Late cortical potentials are not a reliable marker of somatosensory awareness

bioRxiv

Pia Schröder

Till Nierhaus

Felix Blankenburg

2020/10/3

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Co-Authors

H-index: 269
Karl Friston

Karl Friston

University College London

H-index: 195
John Rothwell

John Rothwell

University College London

H-index: 116
Patrick Haggard

Patrick Haggard

University College London

H-index: 110
Geraint Rees

Geraint Rees

University College London

H-index: 71
Stefan Kiebel

Stefan Kiebel

Technische Universität Dresden

H-index: 63
Nick Ward

Nick Ward

University College London

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