Jasna Martinović

This study re-evaluates EEG evidence for early cognitive influences on perception by showing that early differences in neural responses to colors are driven by contrast adaptation rather than linguistic categorization.

The paper shows that color and luminance desaturation in the visual periphery follow similar contrast sensitivity and constancy mechanisms.

This study decodes EEG signals to characterize how hue and saturation are represented in the cortex, finding that maximally dissimilar hues evoke similar signals and that decoding performance varies with saturation.

The paper investigates how attention is divided between multiple colours in a visual display using behavioural and neural experiments.

The paper uses EEG decoding to show that unique hues elicit distinct neural activity patterns, revealing non-uniformities in the neural geometry of color perception.