Chris Racey

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 uses steady-state visually evoked potentials to measure cortical color tuning functions and finds broad tuning across color axes and check sizes, with evidence for opponent color responses.

The paper analyzes fMRI data to show that color-biased regions in the ventral visual pathway are food-selective and respond to color saturation and other image features.

This study uses fMRI to show that color preference modulates brain activity in the posterior midline cortex, even when preferences are task-irrelevant, suggesting automatic encoding of subjective value for basic visual features.