Jamie Ward

This study compares structural covariance networks in atypical populations to controls, finding differences in network connectivity and complexity across conditions.

The study shows that sensory representations in V1 can be dissociated from subjective imagery, with precuneus playing a key role in the latter.

The paper tests if the rubber hand illusion alters autonomic activity but finds no reliable physiological changes.

The paper shows that non-veridical perceptions influence actions in healthy humans, with high-order brain processes mediating this effect, challenging assumptions about perception-action interactions.

The paper investigates visual working memory in grapheme-colour synaesthetes and finds reduced visual cortex activity compared to young and older adults, supporting the sensory recruitment model.