Elisabeth Parés-Pujolràs

Perceptual glimpses are locally accumulated and globally maintained at distinct processing levels

The paper investigates how neural systems integrate intermittent perceptual evidence during decision-making, finding distinct patterns of evidence accumulation at different processing levels.

Dissociable encoding of evolving beliefs and momentary belief updates in distinct neural decision signals

The paper investigates how two neural signals encode different aspects of belief formation during decision-making in a volatile task, finding that one signal tracks evolving beliefs while the other encodes belief updates.

Regressing Away Common Neural Choice Signals does not make them Artifacts. Comment on Frömer et al (2024, Nature Human Behaviour)

The paper critiques Frömer et al's analysis of perceptual choice data, arguing their deconvolution method is not suitable for testing bounded accumulation signals.

Evidence accumulation under uncertainty - a neural marker of emerging choice and urgency

The paper investigates how neural markers like the P3 and readiness potential track decision-making under varying evidence strength and shows that urgency and competition between choice accumulators explain the results.

A neural turning point - the EEG P3 component tracks unfolding changes of mind

This study investigates the neural correlates of evidence accumulation and changes of mind using EEG, finding that the P3 component tracks a decision variable and predicts changes of mind.

Prospective and retrospective contributions to intention awareness in voluntary action

This study investigates how prospective and retrospective factors influence awareness of motor intention during voluntary action using real-time EEG and brain-computer interface cues.