Gaëlle Leys

The paper investigates the emergence of an animal appearance bias in human visual cortex using EEG, finding strong early neural responses to zoomorphic objects similar to animal pictures, supporting feedforward processing.

This paper compares the representational hierarchy of human and artificial visual systems, finding similarities in object-scene co-occurrence representations but differences in information processing strategies.

This paper investigates thought control strategies using binocular rivalry, finding that suppression fails while substitution is more effective, with implications for mindfulness and mental health.