Jiawei Li

Auditory representations of words during silent visual reading

The paper identifies auditory representations during silent reading using EEG and computational modeling, showing they emerge before word onset and are stronger for unexpected words.

Leading and Following: Noise Differently Affects Semantic and Acoustic Processing during Naturalistic Speech Comprehension

The paper examines how noise affects neural tracking of acoustic and semantic speech features during naturalistic speech comprehension, finding that semantic processing leads and is linked to comprehension performance.

EEG-based speaker-listener neural coupling reflects speech-selective attentional mechanisms beyond the speech stimulus

This study shows that neural coupling between speakers and listeners occurs before speech onset and correlates with comprehension, suggesting predictive attentional mechanisms.

Preparatory delta phase response is correlated with naturalistic speech comprehension performance

The paper examines how preparatory delta phase responses correlate with speech comprehension performance using EEG data from naturalistic speech tasks.