Marta Ratomska

Marta Ratomska serves as a Researcher at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin within the Faculty of Social Sciences, specifically in the Department of Experimental Psychology.

Her educational background includes a Master's degree in Psychology from KUL with specialization in clinical and personality psychology, followed by completion of her PhD program. Her doctoral research focused on implicit learning of spatio-temporal structures and its effects on attentional orienting.

Dr. Ratomska's research program spans multiple dimensions of cognitive psychology. She employs advanced neuroscientific methodologies including EEG within the brain evoked potentials paradigm and eyetracking techniques to investigate fundamental cognitive processes. Her work demonstrates particular expertise in FRP analysis and examining the neural correlates of attention mechanisms. The researcher maintains active investigation across three primary domains: visual attention systems (including selective attention and attentional asymmetry), learning processes (particularly involuntary and implicit learning), and cognitive enhancement approaches (focusing on working memory and musical training transfer effects).

Her methodological sophistication combines experimental psychology with neuroscientific approaches, allowing for comprehensive examination of cognitive phenomena from both behavioral and neural perspectives. This integrative approach positions her work at the intersection of basic cognitive research and potential applications in cognitive training interventions.