Caroline Elizabeth Robertson

Retinotopic coding organizes the interaction between internally and externally oriented brain networks

This paper shows that retinotopic coding mediates interactions between the Default Network and Dorsal Attention Network in the human brain, revealing a voxel-level architecture of visual field preference-based coupling.

Multiple forms of sensory reinstatement in category-selective cortex

The paper investigates sensory reinstatement in category-selective visual cortex, finding that scene-selective areas show topographic separation between perception and memory, while other areas show classic reinstatement.

Positive and Negative Retinotopic Codes in the Human Hippocampus

The paper identifies a bivalent retinotopic code in the human hippocampus using high-resolution fMRI, showing both positive and negative amplitude responses to visual stimuli.

Hippocampal theta distinguishes between memory-guided and exploratory saccades in humans

This study shows that hippocampal theta oscillations distinguish memory-guided from exploratory eye movements in humans through power and coherence changes.

Relating scene memory and perception activity to functional properties, networks, and landmarks of posterior cerebral cortex - A probabilistic atlas

This paper identifies place memory areas (PMAs) in the posterior cerebral cortex using fMRI datasets and shows their anatomical position relative to visual perception areas and brain networks.

A retinotopic code structures the interaction between perception and memory systems

The paper shows retinotopic coding links perceptual and mnemonic brain areas through spatially-specific opponent responses during perception and recall.

Scene perception and visuospatial memory converge at the anterior edge of visually-responsive cortex

This study uses VR and fMRI to show that memory of visuospatial context is represented in brain areas anterior to scene perception regions in high-level visual cortex.

Evaluating the efficacy of multi-echo ICA denoising on model-based fMRI

This study evaluates ME-ICA denoising on task-based fMRI, finding it improves model fitting performance compared to single echo and optimal combination without ICA.

Individual differences in visual search performance extend from artificial arrays to naturalistic environments.

This study shows that individual differences in visual search efficiency from controlled tasks predict performance in naturalistic environments, but only when restricted to forward-facing visual fields.

A network linking scene perception and spatial memory systems in posterior cerebral cortex

The paper identifies three cortical areas in the human brain that selectively activate during recall of familiar real-world locations, forming a distinct functional network linking scene perception and spatial memory.

A causal study of bumetanide on a marker of excitatory-inhibitory balance in the human brain

This study investigates the effect of bumetanide on binocular rivalry, an objective marker of excitatory-inhibitory balance, in neurotypical adults and finds no significant change.

Active Vision in Immersive, 360° Real-World Environments

This study shows that active viewing in immersive VR environments leads to increased top-down attention and exploratory eye movements compared to passive viewing.