Celine R. Gillebert

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Email	celine.gillebert@psy.ox.ac.uk
Tel	+44 (0)1865 618639

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Wolfson College College

Brain and Cognition Lab Group Research Group

Celine R. Gillebert

BSc, MSc, PhD

Sir Henry Wellcome Fellow

Junior Research Fellow at Wolfson College

Biography

My research focuses on the functioning of the human brain and its breakdown after brain lesions. In particular, I am interested in how the brain prioritizes relevant information while filtering out irrelevant information. To identify the brain regions involved and map out their dynamics, I combine neuropsychological studies in patients with acquired brain disorders, with non-invasive brain-imaging methods (MEG, fMRI).

In my current research, I aim at characterising the temporal dynamics of spatial attention in the healthy human brain, and at examining how focal brain lesions alter these dynamics. My research may shed light on the neuronal signatures of cognitive deficits commonly observed in patients with stroke.

As well as being a key member of the “Mind, Brain and Behaviour Cluster” at Wolfson college, I am affiliated to the Oxford Centre for Human Brain Activity (OHBA) and the Oxford Cognitive Neuropsychology Centre (CNC).

Deficit in feature-based attention following a left thalamic lesion
Finsterwalder S. et al, (2017), Neuropsychologia, 102, 1 - 10
Preparatory α-band oscillations reflect spatial gating independently of predictions regarding target identity.
Wildegger T. et al, (2017), J Neurophysiol, 117, 1385 - 1394
A tribute to professor Glyn Humphreys.
Chechlacz M. and Gillebert CR., (2016), Neuropsychologia, 92, 7 - 8
Temporal orienting of attention can be preserved in normal aging.
Chauvin JJ. et al, (2016), Psychol Aging, 31, 442 - 455
Interaction between object-based attention and pertinence values shapes the attentional priority map of a multielement display.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2016), J Exp Psychol Hum Percept Perform, 42, 866 - 877
Space and object based neglect: Incidence and recovery
Demeyere N. et al, (2015), INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STROKE, 10, 18 - 18
Asymmetrical white matter networks for attending to global versus local features.
Chechlacz M. et al, (2015), Cortex, 72, 54 - 64
3D Shape Perception in Posterior Cortical Atrophy: A Visual Neuroscience Perspective.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2015), J Neurosci, 35, 12673 - 12692
Structural Variability within Frontoparietal Networks and Individual Differences in Attentional Functions: An Approach Using the Theory of Visual Attention
Chechlacz M. et al, (2015), Journal of Neuroscience, 35, 10647 - 10658
Visuospatial Attention
Gillebert C. and Vandenberghe R., (2015), Brain Mapping: An Encyclopedic Reference, 2, 529 - 535
Egocentric and allocentric neglect after right and left hemisphere lesions in a large scale neglect study of acute stroke patients: Prevalence and recovery.
Demeyere N. et al, (2015), J Vis, 15
Automated delineation of stroke lesions using brain CT images
Gillebert CR. et al, (2014), Neuroimage: Clinical, 4, 540 - 548
Intact but less accessible phonetic representations in adults with dyslexia.
Boets B. et al, (2013), Science, 342, 1251 - 1254
Spatial stimulus configuration and attentional selection: extrastriate and superior parietal interactions.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2013), Cereb Cortex, 23, 2840 - 2854
Functional connectivity in the normal and injured brain.
Gillebert CR. and Mantini D., (2013), Neuroscientist, 19, 509 - 522
Reference frames in visual selection.
Humphreys GW. et al, (2013), Ann N Y Acad Sci, 1296, 75 - 87
Dissociations between spatial-attentional processes within parietal cortex: insights from hybrid spatial cueing and change detection paradigms
Vandenberghe R. and Gillebert CR., (2013), Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
Mutual interplay between perceptual organization and attention: a neuropsychological perspective
Gillebert CR. and Humphreys GW., (2013), The Oxford Handbook of Perceptual Organization
Cytoarchitectonic mapping of attentional selection and reorienting in parietal cortex.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2013), Neuroimage, 67, 257 - 272
ADULTS WITH DYSLEXIA SHOW INTACT BUT LESS ACCESSIBLE NEURAL REPRESENTATIONS OF SPEECH SOUNDS
Boets B. et al, (2013), JOURNAL OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE, 75 - 75
Attentional priorities and access to short-term memory: parietal interactions.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2012), Neuroimage, 62, 1551 - 1562
Spatial attention deficits in humans: the critical role of superior compared to inferior parietal lesions.
Vandenberghe R. et al, (2012), Neuropsychologia, 50, 1092 - 1103
Lesion evidence for the critical role of the intraparietal sulcus in spatial attention.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2011), Brain, 134, 1694 - 1709
The decomposition of visual binding over time: Neuropsychological evidence from illusory conjunctions after posterior parietal damage
Gillebert CR. and Humphreys GW., (2010), Visual Cognition, 18, 954 - 980
Lesion neuroanatomy of the Sustained Attention to Response task.
Molenberghs P. et al, (2009), Neuropsychologia, 47, 2866 - 2875
The influence of categorisation on the perceived shape similarity of everyday objects
Gillebert CR. et al, (2009), Psychologica Belgica, 48, 261 - 282
Subordinate categorization enhances the neural selectivity in human object-selective cortex for fine shape differences.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2009), J Cogn Neurosci, 21, 1054 - 1064
Parcellation of parietal cortex: convergence between lesion-symptom mapping and mapping of the intact functioning brain.
Vandenberghe R. and Gillebert CR., (2009), Behav Brain Res, 199, 171 - 182
Neuropsychological evidence for a spatial bias in visual short-term memory after left posterior ventral damage.
Gillebert CR. and Humphreys GW., (2008), Cogn Neuropsychol, 25, 319 - 342
Convergence between lesion-symptom mapping and functional magnetic resonance imaging of spatially selective attention in the intact brain.
Molenberghs P. et al, (2008), J Neurosci, 28, 3359 - 3373
Neuropsychological evidence for the temporal dynamics of category-specific naming
Panis S. et al, Visual Cognition

Key Publications

3D Shape Perception in Posterior Cortical Atrophy: A Visual Neuroscience Perspective.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2015), J Neurosci, 35, 12673 - 12692
Automated delineation of stroke lesions using brain CT images
Gillebert CR. et al, (2014), Neuroimage: Clinical, 4, 540 - 548
Structural Variability within Frontoparietal Networks and Individual Differences in Attentional Functions: An Approach Using the Theory of Visual Attention
Chechlacz M. et al, (2015), Journal of Neuroscience, 35, 10647 - 10658
Lesion evidence for the critical role of the intraparietal sulcus in spatial attention.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2011), Brain, 134, 1694 - 1709
Spatial stimulus configuration and attentional selection: extrastriate and superior parietal interactions.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2013), Cereb Cortex, 23, 2840 - 2854

Recent Publications

Deficit in feature-based attention following a left thalamic lesion
Finsterwalder S. et al, (2017), Neuropsychologia, 102, 1 - 10
Preparatory α-band oscillations reflect spatial gating independently of predictions regarding target identity.
Wildegger T. et al, (2017), J Neurophysiol, 117, 1385 - 1394
A tribute to professor Glyn Humphreys.
Chechlacz M. and Gillebert CR., (2016), Neuropsychologia, 92, 7 - 8
Temporal orienting of attention can be preserved in normal aging.
Chauvin JJ. et al, (2016), Psychol Aging, 31, 442 - 455
Interaction between object-based attention and pertinence values shapes the attentional priority map of a multielement display.
Gillebert CR. et al, (2016), J Exp Psychol Hum Percept Perform, 42, 866 - 877

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