Viljami R. Salmela

The paper investigates how neural activity patterns correspond to self-reported bodily sensations during emotional music listening and finds significant alignment in specific brain regions.

The paper investigates how selective attention to audiovisual speech affects neural tracking and reveals feedback-feedforward loops in the ventral auditory processing stream using EEG-fMRI fusion.

The paper shows that an entropy model better predicts early brain responses to natural images than deep neural networks.

This study investigates the spatio-temporal dynamics of facial identity processing in the human brain using combined fMRI and EEG data, revealing prolonged and distributed neural activity.

This study investigates how selective attention modulates neural responses to naturalistic audiovisual dialogues using fMRI, finding enhanced activity in specific brain regions under different stimulus conditions.

This study combines fMRI and EEG data with computational models to show how face perception evolves over time and across brain regions, finding early visual processing and later emotional expression decoding.