• fMRI and brain function
• Brain laterality - Dichotic listening
• Cognitive impairment in psychiatric disorders
• Auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia
• Language, attention, executive functions

2026

• Kenneth Jan Hugdahl (2026). Hjerneforsker avkrefter myte om venstrehendte. (external link)

2021

• Peter Moseley; André Aleman; Paul Allen et al. (2021). Correlates of hallucinatory experiences in the general population: An international multisite replication study. (external link)

2005

• Tom Eichele; Helge Nordby; Lars Morten Rimol et al. (2005). Asymmetry of evoked potential latency to speech sounds predicts the ear advantage in dichotic listening. (external link)

1991

• Kenneth Hugdahl; Helge Nordby; Dag Kjetil Hammerborg et al. (1991). ERP and topographical mapping indices of covert visual attention: The Posner prepset paradigm. (external link)

2001

• Kenneth Hugdahl; Gunnar Rosén; Lars Ersland et al. (2001). Common pathways in mental imagery and pain perception: An fMRI study of a subject with an amputated arm. (external link)
• Kenneth Hugdahl (2001). Er eksperimentelle metoder relevant for klinisk forskning?. (external link)
• Knut Wester; Kenneth Hugdahl (2001). All arachnoid cysts should be operated - 1. arachnoid cysts cause cognitive deficits that are normalised after decompression. (external link)

2008

• Maurits Van Den Noort; Peggy Bosch; Marco Haverkort et al. (2008). A standard computerized version of the reading span test in different languages. (external link)

2000

• Kenneth Hugdahl (2000). Læring og hjernen. (external link)
• G. Carlsson; Kenneth Hugdahl (2000). Cerebral reorganisation in children with congenital hemiplegia: Evidence from dichotic listening test (invited paper). (external link)

See a complete overview of publications in NVA.

• ERC Advanced Grant: Auditory verbal hallucinations in schizophrenia
• Nordic Center of Excellence: fMRI and attention
• RCN/NEVRONOR: MR studies of auditory hallucinations
• RCN/Mental Health: Dichotic listening and "hearing voices
• Helse-Vest: MR studies of auditory hallucinations
• NORMENT Center of Excellence