Huihui Zhou

The paper examines differences in neural processing between foveal and peripheral vision by analyzing neural activity in macaques during visual search tasks.

This study investigates how attention to faces versus non-faces during visual search engages different neural mechanisms in macaques, showing domain-specific effects in temporal and prefrontal cortices.

The paper investigates how visual feature coding and attention interact in the primate brain, finding distinct attentional profiles and functional connectivity in feature-coding neurons.

This study investigates neural computations in foveal and peripheral visual fields during active search, finding that foveal attentional enhancements play a critical role in fixation behavior and global attention allocation.