Thomas Sprague

Assistant Professor

Psychological & Brain Sciences

UC Santa Barbara

tsprague@ucsb.edu

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Research Focus Areas

Research Interests

Cognition, Perception, and Cognitive Neuroscience.

My work uses computational methods applied to noninvasive human neuroimaging (fMRI; EEG) to understand how neural processing of visual information changes across manipulations of attention, working memory, and eye movements.

News

ICB Neuroscientist Thomas Sprague Receives Early Career Sloan Research Fellowship

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ICB Supported Publications

Effect of focused and distributed attention on stimulus representations in neural priority maps

Amelia H. Harrison, Daniel D. Thayer, Thomas C. Sprague

Journal of Vision, 2023

10.1167/jov.23.9.5942

Feature-specific salience maps in human cortex

Daniel D. Thayer and Thomas C. Sprague

bioRxiv, 2023

10.1101/2023.03.29.534828

Disentangling the impact of top-down spatial attention and bottom-up stimulus drive on voxel receptive fields in human cortex

Thomas Sprague; Daniel Thayer; Kelvin Vu-Cheung

Journal of Vision, 2022

10.1167/jov.22.14.3450

Identifying the format of neural codes for orientation WM by predictive modeling of fMRI activation patterns

Vu-Cheung, K. and Sprague, T.C.

Journal of Vision, 2022

10.1167/jov.22.14.4479

Attentional modulation of feature-selective priority maps across human visual cortices

Thayer, D. and Sprague, T.C.

Journal of Vision, 2020

10.1167/jov.20.11.1604