Gi‐Yeul Bae

The paper decodes EEG signals to investigate how cognitive control resolves Simon conflict, finding that distractor information decoding decreases in high beta frequencies during conflict resolution.

This study compares working memory dynamics in schizophrenia patients and healthy controls, finding distinct drift patterns in memory representations during delayed-response tasks.

This study uses EEG decoding to show that working memory representations for location and orientation exhibit categorical biases, supporting the idea that these biases arise from memory representations rather than response strategies.

The paper re-analyzes ERP data from Bae & Luck (2018) using a more appropriate multiple comparison correction method, finding that major clusters remain significant while some minor clusters lose significance.