Guoming Luan

This study identifies neural response features that predict perceived sound content and location from intracranial electrical stimulation in human auditory cortex.

This study measures receptive fields in human visual cortex using LFPs and spiking activity, finding that LGA and HGA closely match spiking activity in RF size and temporal profiles.

The paper identifies structural and functional adaptations in human fast spiking neurons that enable fast inhibition despite increased cortical distances.

This study identifies two stages of envelope tracking in human auditory cortex, with high-γ power reflecting fast processing and θ phase correlating with speech intelligibility.

This study shows that PVNH tissue is functionally coupled with the neocortex during resting and task states, indicating integration into cortical circuits.

This study examines individual variability in the functional organization of human and monkey auditory cortex using intrinsic connectivity and task-based fMRI, finding greater variability in non-primary regions, compared to visual areas, and left hemisphere lateralization.

This study investigates the role of insular and supra-temporal auditory areas in humans using intracranial recordings and stimulation, finding that while insula has similar auditory responses, it does not directly contribute to auditory perception.