William Turner

This paper introduces a novel preprocessing method for MEG data using Fosters inverse with signal space separation to improve noise reduction and source localization.

The paper shows that distinct neural populations in the human temporal lobe encode speech context from past, future, and surrounding input, with implications for speech comprehension models.

The paper investigates whether individual alpha frequency (IAF) predicts motion-position illusion magnitude but finds no correlation.

This study shows extrapolation occurs at multiple stages of human visual processing using EEG and simulated neural networks.

The paper investigates how absolute evidence magnitude affects decision accuracy and confidence in perceptual judgments, finding that higher absolute evidence reduces accuracy but increases confidence.

The paper investigates how decision-making and performance monitoring adjust after conflict in a modified Flanker task, finding changes in sensory evidence and decision processes linked to frontal theta activity.