Edden M. Gerber

The paper examines how sensory and frontoparietal brain regions represent visual experiences over time, finding sustained sensory patterns and transient frontoparietal patterns during visual stimulation.

The paper estimates visual onset latencies in human posterior parietal cortex using ECoG recordings and finds early responses in the posterior intra-parietal sulcus comparable to peristriate visual areas.

This study identifies two sustained neural response types in scalp EEG during visual stimulation: high-frequency broadband activity in early visual cortex and low-frequency potential shifts, showing distinct characteristics and sources.

This study examines how visual stimuli are persistently encoded in the human brain, finding that this encoding decays along the ventral visual stream.

This paper shows that cross-frequency coupling in cortical signals can arise from waveform shape rather than functional interaction between neural sources.