Carmel R. Auerbach-Asch

This study examines how object-category representations change during prolonged viewing, finding sustained neural responses that are not re-evoked by subsequent fixations.

This study decodes object categories from EEG during free viewing and finds that representational dynamics emerge earlier in active compared to passive viewing conditions.

This study compares face-selective neural activity during free and cued viewing using ERPs and FRPs, finding the N170 face effect is present in both but with category-specific adaptation in free viewing.