Erin Goddard

The paper investigates how facial color properties influence perceived age, finding that red-green contrast and redness levels affect youthfulness perception independently of luminance.

The paper shows that attention can alter the perceived duration of stimulus frames, with greater effects when one frame is more salient.

The paper investigates whether perceiving surface reflectance requires attention, finding that it involves a serial attention-based process unlike the parallel processing for tristimulus values.

The paper uses MEG to study how color representations evolve over time in the brain, finding a 'coarse to fine' dynamic in cortical responses.

This study investigates how spatial and feature attention interact in the frontoparietal cortex to selectively code task-relevant information during a visual discrimination task.

The paper investigates rapid neural reconfiguration during attention shifts using MEG and MVPA, finding sub-trial changes in feature coding only in complex tasks.

This study compares how spatial and feature-selective attention affect neural population coding in the brain, showing distinct effects on stimulus representation and enhancement patterns.

The paper investigates how the brain codes visual objects by testing models of animacy, agency, and human-similarity using MEG data.