Alexia Dalski

The paper shows that symbolic language processing in the OTS-words region predicts later reading ability and text selectivity in children during literacy training.

The paper investigates the role of the human inferior temporal gyrus in numerosity processing across different visual stimuli, finding task-specific encoding rather than stimulus-specific selectivity.

The study investigates how OTS-words subregions respond to text and emoji stimuli during reading and color tasks, finding both prefer emojis over text, with mOTS-words also showing task-specific responses.

The paper shows that neural patterns of face familiarity can be decoded without semantic or affective information, using EEG data from two different tasks.

The paper investigates the spatio-temporal dynamics of a shared face familiarity signal in EEG data across different task conditions and exposure types.

The paper investigates a general neural signature of face familiarity using cross-experiment EEG decoding across different familiarization methods and finds a consistent signal in the right hemisphere between 270-630 ms.