Reuben Rideaux

Walking Produces Oscillations in Orientation and Direction Perception at the Step Rate

The paper investigates whether visual perception tasks oscillate with stride rate during walking, finding performance peaks aligned with specific gait phases.

Entering and Exiting Awareness are Asymmetrical: Evidence from tracking Continuous Flash Suppression

This paper introduces a mathematical model to correct for reaction-time-induced overshoot in continuous flash suppression paradigms, revealing asymmetry in thresholds for entering and exiting awareness.

Explicit knowledge gates expectation suppression in the motor system: Evidence from a TMS oddball paradigm

This study shows that expectation suppression occurs in the motor system, but only when participants have explicit knowledge of the sequence structure.

A comparison of sharpening and dampening accounts of the role of expectation in shaping the neural fidelity of early visual representations

This study compares sharpening and dampening theories of expectation's role in visual neural fidelity using fMRI and EEG, finding evidence supporting dampening over sharpening.

Inverted encoding of neural responses to audiovisual stimuli reveals super-additive multisensory enhancement

The paper uses inverted encoding to analyze EEG responses to audiovisual stimuli and finds super-additive multisensory integration in multivariate patterns, not univariate responses.

The Role of Temporal Factors in Processing Rapid Serial Visual Presentations

This paper investigates how temporal factors affect neural representation fidelity in rapid serial visual presentations using inverted encoding modeling.

The influence of temporal context on vision over multiple time scales

The paper examines how temporal context influences perception across micro, meso, and macro time scales using behavioral, pupillometry, and EEG data.

Investigating orientation adaptation following naturalistic film viewing

This study investigates orientation adaptation during naturalistic film viewing and finds stronger adaptation to cardinal orientations but weaker overall effects compared to standard tilt-aftereffect paradigms.

Reply to: Model mimicry limits conclusions about neural tuning and can mistakenly imply unlikely priors

The paper addresses criticisms of a previous study on visual cortex orientation representation and provides additional MEG data supporting the original findings.

Energy efficiency and sensitivity benefits in a motion processing adaptive recurrent neural network

This study develops two recurrent neural networks to model motion processing, finding that an adaptive model (AdaptNet) is more efficient and sensitive to motion changes than a baseline model.

Violated predictions enhance the representational fidelity of visual features in perception

The paper shows that unexpected visual stimuli lead to faster and more accurate responses, with physiological evidence of surprise, indicating prioritization of unexpected events in visual processing.

Multimodal evidence challenges the effectiveness of probabilistic cueing for establishing sensory expectations

The paper tests probabilistic cueing's effectiveness in shaping sensory expectations across visual and motor domains, finding limited visual expectancy effects and no impact on sensory representations.

Task-related modulation of event-related potentials does not reflect changes to sensory representations

The paper investigates whether task-related changes in EEG recordings reflect changes in sensory representations or additional cognitive processes, finding that they reflect cognitive processes like target recognition.

Neural tuning instantiates prior expectations in the human visual system

The paper shows that human visual system tuning reflects stimulus-specific variations not predicted by prior coding schemes, embedding environmental priors in sensory measurements.

Comparison of seven modelling algorithms for GABA-edited 1H-MRS

The paper compares seven algorithms for modelling GABA-edited 1H-MRS data from 222 subjects across 20 sites, finding moderate agreement and highlighting the need for standardized parameters.

Spatial structure, phase, and the contrast of natural images

The paper tests the hypothesis that target detection in natural images is inversely related to spatial similarity with the background, finding that high similarity increases detectability due to phase alignment.

No balance between glutamate+glutamine and GABA+ in visual and motor cortices of the human brain

The paper finds no positive correlation between GABA+ and Glx in human visual and motor cortices, challenging the use of MRS ratios as a proxy for E/I balance.

Exploring and explaining properties of motion processing in biological brains using a neural network

This paper trains a neural network to estimate motion velocity and finds it recapitulates biological motion processing characteristics and human perceptual biases.

Fine-scale computations for adaptive processing in the human brain

This study investigates adaptive visual processing in the human brain using ultra-high field imaging, revealing suppressive recurrent processing and dissociable connectivity mechanisms.

Temporal dynamics of GABA and Glx in the visual cortex

The paper uses MRS data to analyze temporal dynamics of GABA+ and Glx in visual cortex, finding opposite drifts and predictive relationships between the two neurometabolites.

Testing for functional organization of three-dimensional surface tilt encoding within visual cortex

The paper tests if 3D surface tilt is functionally organized in visual cortex using fMRI and finds pinwheel-like tilt preference structures in V3A and V7.

Adaptation to binocular anticorrelation results in increased neural excitability

The paper investigates how neural adaptation to binocular anticorrelation affects neural excitability using SSVEPs in humans.

Mixed-polarity random-dot stereograms alter GABA and Glx concentration in the early visual cortex

The paper measures GABA and Glx concentrations in the early visual cortex during viewing of single- and mixed-polarity random-dot stereograms, finding lower GABA and higher Glx with mixed-polarity stimuli.

Contextual effects on binocular matching are evident in primary visual cortex

The paper shows that global context influences binocular depth perception in primary visual cortex (V1) using fMRI and multi-voxel pattern analysis.

Border-ownership-dependent tilt aftereffect for shape defined by binocular disparity and motion parallax

The paper measures border-ownership-dependent tilt aftereffects in humans adapting to figures defined by motion parallax or binocular disparity, showing depth order selectivity and cue transferability.

Voluntary control of illusory contour formation

This study investigates how attentional goals influence the perception of illusory contours, showing that voluntary attention can determine perceptual organization of fragmented visual scenes.