CAP LAB

CAP LAB Official profile of Cognitive & Affective Psychophysiology Laboratory (CAPLAB) at Ghent University.

We have a new visiting research intern!Yuanqi (Phin) Gu, who is a MA student at the Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, wi...
26/01/2026

We have a new visiting research intern!

Yuanqi (Phin) Gu, who is a MA student at the Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, will stay at CAPLAB for 6 months to investigate the neural dynamics underlying attention flexibility.

Welcome to Ghent!

We have a new paper out!Max van Migem, Daniele Marinazzo and Gilles Pourtois have just published a paper on the dissocia...
26/01/2026

We have a new paper out!

Max van Migem, Daniele Marinazzo and Gilles Pourtois have just published a paper on the dissociable effects of attention and prediction on visual processing, have a read!

Our research on the influence of top-down influences on the C1 ERP component highlights the importance of methodical and analytical factors on the detection of attentional effects on the C1, indicati...

We have a new research intern, Pauline Maelfait!Durng her internship, she will examine how motivational factors influenc...
08/01/2026

We have a new research intern, Pauline Maelfait!

Durng her internship, she will examine how motivational factors influence attention during attention-focused tasks, combining behavioural and EEG methods.

It has been our real pleasure to host Kamela Cenka at CAPLAB. We enjoyed her smile, curiosity and trust in mirror neuron...
21/12/2025

It has been our real pleasure to host Kamela Cenka at CAPLAB. We enjoyed her smile, curiosity and trust in mirror neurons, neuroplasticity and DMN 😉 We hope that our paths will soon cross again. Meanwhile, we wish Kamela all the best for what comes next, including a PhD defence in 2026 in Bologna!

We have a new Doctor and a new publication! 🥳 Meet Dr. Xue, who is also a co-author of 'Neither exogenous, nor endogenou...
20/10/2025

We have a new Doctor and a new publication! 🥳

Meet Dr. Xue, who is also a co-author of 'Neither exogenous, nor endogenous: Evidence for a distinct role of negative emotion during attentional control' paper just published in PLoS One: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0319888

All the best, Juan, for your private and professional future!

‼️  On September 25th, Xiaojuan (Juan) Xue will be defending the PhD thesis entitled 'Emotional attention revisited: mod...
19/09/2025

‼️ On September 25th, Xiaojuan (Juan) Xue will be defending the PhD thesis entitled 'Emotional attention revisited: modulatory effects of value, goal, and salience on the capture of attention by negative emotion' ‼️

Good luck, Juan! :-)

Emotional attention revisited: modulatory effects of value, goal, and salience on the capture of attention by negative emotion Emotional attention revisited: modulatory effects of value, goal, and salience on the capture of attention by negative emotion Promovendus/a Xue, Xiaojuan Faculteit Facultei...

A home for the global effort to test the replicability of influential EEG findings, share resources, improve methods in ...
20/08/2025

A home for the global effort to test the replicability of influential EEG findings, share resources, improve methods in cognitive neuroscience, and grow an open, connected community!

Celebrating 100 years of EEG (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-024-01941-5) and the pan-European network EEG101 COST Action (https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA24148/).

A large-scale, international effort to replicate influential EEG experiments About is a large-scale, international collaboration bringing together the global EEG community to strengthen the foundations of cognitive neuroscience. By pooling expertise and resources, our goal is to rigorous...

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