Shu-Chen Guan

Double training reveals an interval-invariant subsecond temporal structure in the brain

The paper demonstrates that double training removes interval specificity in temporal interval discrimination, revealing an interval-invariant subsecond temporal structure in the brain.

Individual differences reveal similarities in serial dependencies across perceptual tasks, but no relation to serial dependencies for oculomotor behavior

The paper examines serial dependence effects across perceptual and oculomotor tasks, finding shared mechanisms in perception but not oculomotor behavior.

Macaque V1 responses to 2nd-order contrast-modulated stimuli and the possible subcortical and cortical contributions

This study shows V1 neurons respond to second-order contrast-modulated stimuli and reveals adaptation effects suggesting both subcortical and cortical contributions to processing these stimuli.

Perceptual learning evidence for an interval- and modality invariant representation of subsecond time

The paper shows that subsecond time perception can be represented in a way that is invariant to interval and modality, through perceptual learning experiments with transfer across intervals and modalities.

Cellular precision of orientation and spatial frequency maps in macaque V1

The paper measures cell-specific orientation and spatial frequency responses in macaque V1 using two-photon calcium imaging and finds weak iso-frequency clusters and asymmetric tuning functions.