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
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
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Identifying and tracking simulated synaptic inputs from neuronal ring: insights from in vitro experiments
2015
Ian Stevenson
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Estimating short-term synaptic plasticity from paired spike recordings
2015
Ian Stevenson, Vladimir Ilin, Abed Ghanbari, Maksim A Volgushev
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Injection of fully-dened signal mixtures: A novel high-throughput paradigm to study neuronal encoding and computations
2014
Maksim A Volgushev, Ian Stevenson, Vladimir Ilin
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Novel acoustic stimuli can alter locomotor speed-theta relationship across the septotemporal axis of the hippocampus. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts
2014
L L Long, Heather L Read, Ian Stevenson, Chi-ming Chen, James J Chrobak, Monty Escabi, A A Norris
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Predicting spectro-temporal selectivity and auditory midbrain responses to natural sounds using a spiking Gabor receptive field model with contrast adaptation
Jenna Blain, Monty Escabi, Ian Stevenson
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 Interference of mid-level sound statistics predicts human speech recognition in natural noise
Monty Escabi, Ian Stevenson, Alex Clonan, Xiu Zhai
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Predicting nonstationary spike-spike correlations with local fields
Zeinab Tajik Mansouri, James Dion, Ian Stevenson, Monty Escabi
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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
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Investigating the neural mechanisms of effort-based behaviors: Effects of local response rate and tetrabenazine on theta local field potential recordings in prefrontal cortex, nucleus accumbens, and dorsal hippocampus
P Matas Navarro, James J Chrobak, Ian Stevenson, Alev Ecevitoglu, Merce Correa, Naixin Ren, Gayle Edelstein, Rene Rotolo, John D Salamone, Abhijith Mankili
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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

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

Predicting spectrotemporal selectivity and auditory midbrain responses to natural sounds using a spiking Gabor receptive field model with contrast adaptation
Ian Stevenson, Monty Escabi
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Tracking synaptic plasticity from neural spiking data
Ian Stevenson
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High-dimensional data and problems in neuroscience
Ian Stevenson
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Interference of mid-level sound statistics predicts human speech recognition in natural noise
Ian Stevenson, Alex Clonan, Xiu Zhai, Monty Escabi
Research Type: Poster/Presentation