Carey Y. Zhang

The paper shows that motor representations remain stable after paralysis, enabling brain-computer interfaces to restore motor functions using preserved neural patterns.

The paper investigates how neural responses to observed and felt sensations are mediated by shared compositional building blocks rather than mirror neurons.

This study shows that neurons in the human posterior parietal cortex encode both felt and imagined touch, suggesting a role in semantic processing and sensory anticipation.

The paper shows that action verbs and observed actions share a neural substrate in human posterior parietal cortex, with invariant and idiosyncratic responses across views.