Thomas Lasman Botch

The paper models neural dynamics on an attractor landscape to show how attentional states and contexts alter the geometry of brain activity trajectories.

The paper shows that neural representations of concrete concepts are reliable across stories and unique to individuals, while abstract concepts show more variability.

This study shows that individual differences in visual search efficiency from controlled tasks predict performance in naturalistic environments, but only when restricted to forward-facing visual fields.

This study investigates the effect of bumetanide on binocular rivalry, an objective marker of excitatory-inhibitory balance, in neurotypical adults and finds no significant change.

This study shows that active viewing in immersive VR environments leads to increased top-down attention and exploratory eye movements compared to passive viewing.