Yulan Diana Chen

The paper investigates when visual category representations emerge in infants' brains using EEG and finds that responses to faces appear first, followed by limbs and places, with more distinct patterns by 6-15 months.

The paper investigates contrast and blur sensitivity of two disparity processing channels in human visual cortex using SSVEPs to DRDS stimuli and relates them to monocular input properties.

The paper investigates the temporal processing of absolute and relative disparity cues in scene perception using EEG, finding that absolute disparity is processed first and task effects emerge after relative disparity is extracted.

The paper investigates the temporal dynamics of absolute and relative disparity processing in human visual cortex using EEG and stereograms, finding sustained and transient mechanisms for each.