Author Information
Wolf J. Singer is a distinguished neuroscientist affiliated with the Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience in cooperation with the Max Planck Society, located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. His research work is primarily focused on the intricacies of the cerebral cortex, neuronal dynamics, and the genetics of neurological resilience. As an emeritus director of the Department of Neurophysiology at the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Singer's contributions to the field have been both profound and far-reaching.Research Contributions
Wolf J. Singer has made significant contributions to the understanding of the cerebral cortex and its function as a recurrent oscillator network. His research explores various aspects of neuroscience, including the protective mechanisms against schizophrenia, dynamic signatures of cognitive processes like the "Eureka effect," and the differences between natural and artificial cognitive systems. Through his work, Singer has advanced the knowledge of how sensory evidence is integrated with stored knowledge in the brain, enhancing the understanding of visual and cognitive processes.Aliases
Throughout his career, Wolf J. Singer has been referenced under various aliases including W. Singer, W Singer, and Wolf Singer. These variations are commonly found across different publications and databases, but they all refer to the same individual, Wolf J. Singer.Publication and Citation Metrics
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Value |
| Total Citation Count |
69,239 |
| H-index |
118 |
| Total Paper Count |
622 |
