Ian Stevenson
Associate Professor/Psychological Sciences

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Scholarly Contributions

80 Scholarly Contributions

41
Journal Articles
36
Poster/Presentations
2
Conference Proceedings
1
Other Scholarly Work
Serotonin aects movement gain control in the spinal cord,
2014
Kunlin Wei, Joshua Glaser, Thomas Hornby, Ian Stevenson, Konrad Kording, Qining Wang, Charled Heckman, Linna Deng, Christopher Thompson
Research Type: Journal Article

Spatially distributed local fields in the hippocampus encode rat position
2014
Kenji Mizuseki, Ian Stevenson, Antal Berenyi, Gautam Agarwal, Friedrich Sommer, Gyorgy Buszaki
Research Type: Journal Article

Spectral analysis of local field potentials during instrumental behavior and with dopamine depletion
Ian Stevenson, Alev Ecevitoglu, Rene Rotolo, James J Chrobak, Abhijith Mankili, John D Salamone, Naixin Ren
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Statistical assessment of the stability of neural movement representations.
2011
J Reimer, B M London, N G Hatsopoulos, E Lindberg, M W Slutzky, N A Sachs, L E Miller, Ian Stevenson, K P Kording, A Cherian
Research Type: Journal Article

Structural inference affects depth perception in the context of potential occlusion
K P Körding, Ian Stevenson
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

The Generalization of Prior Uncertainty during Reaching
2014
Iris Vilares, Konrad Kording, Hugo Fernandes, Ian Stevenson
Research Type: Journal Article

The Influence of Spectrum and Modulation Cues on the Neural Representation of Vocalizations in Natural Background Sounds
2024
Ian Stevenson, Monty Escabi, Jimmy Dion
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The contribution of spectrum and modulation statistics towards speech recognition in natural environmental noise
2024
Xiu Zhai, Monty Escabi, Alex Clonan, Ian Stevenson
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The contribution of stimulus driven and noise correlations for neural decoding and identification of texture sounds
2019
Mina Sadeghi, Ian Stevenson, Xiu Zhai, Monty Escabi, Heather L Read, Fatemeh Khatami
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The contribution of stimulus-driven and noise correlation for neural decoding and identification of texture sounds
2019
Zhai Xiu, Ian Stevenson, Monty Escabi
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The effects of ketamine on cross-frequency couplings and alterations in locomotive speed in the rat hippocampus: Implications for translational models of schizophrenia.
2016
Lauren L Long, Timothy I Michaels, Ian Stevenson, James J Chrobak, Chi-ming Chen
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The influence of spectrum and modulation cues on the neural representation of vocalizations in natural background sounds
2023
Monty Escabi, Jimmy Dion, Ian Stevenson
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The uncertainty associated with visual flow fields and their influence on postural sway: Weber's law suffices to explain the nonlinearity of vection.
2010
K Wei, Ian Stevenson, K P Körding
Research Type: Journal Article

Tracking fast and slow changes in synaptic weights from simultaneously observed pre- and postsynaptic spiking
2021
Ian Stevenson, Ganchao Wei
Research Type: Journal Article

https://dx.doi.org/10.1162/neco_a_01426
Tracking synaptic plasticity from neural spiking data
Ian Stevenson
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Turbulent mixing of two-layer stratified fluid
2007
J. a. Whitehead, Ian Stevenson
Research Type: Journal Article

Two stages of bandwidth scaling drives efficient neural coding of natural sounds
2023
Fengrong He, Ian Stevenson, Monty Escabi
Research Type: Journal Article

Using word-level acoustic interference of spectrum and modulation statistics to predict human speech recognition behavior in natural environmental noise
Monty Escabi, Alex Clonan, Ian Stevenson, Xiu Zhai
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Using word-level acoustic interference of spectrum and modulation statistics to predict speech recognition behavior in natural environmental noise
Monty Escabi, Ian Stevenson, Xiu Zhai, Alex Clonan
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

 Interference of mid-level sound statistics predicts human speech recognition in natural noise
Monty Escabi, Ian Stevenson, Alex Clonan, Xiu Zhai
Research Type: Poster/Presentation