Topic: alpha lateralization

We actively sample our visual environment via gaze shifts, primarily involving eye and head movements. While there has been extensive research on human eye movements, this is not the case for head movements, which remain severely underexplored, both in terms of their behavioral characteristics and underlying electrophysiology. Here, we report data from multiple experiments where human participants performed gaze shifts that included real-world head and eye movements. Head and eye tracking data were recorded simultaneously with scalp EEG in healthy participants and intracranial EEG in epilepsy