Lihan Cui

The paper investigates rhythmic sampling of target and distractor information in a motion detection task and finds that their temporal phase relationship affects task performance.

The paper tests how distractor stimuli affect target stimulus processing by measuring decoding accuracy and behavioral performance in different brain regions.

This study compares univariate and multivariate models of emotional valence encoding in the human amygdala using fMRI, finding that core amygdala regions use global activation rather than distributed patterns.

This study investigates how repeated stimulus exposure affects neural responses in the primary visual cortex, revealing a two-stage learning process involving fatigue and sharpening mechanisms.

The paper uses EEG-fMRI data to decode the temporal dynamics of affective scene processing, finding distinct neural activity patterns for pleasant and unpleasant images.