Eva Berlot

This study shows that pupil dilation during story listening reflects lexical surprisal, indicating cognitive processing costs in naturalistic language comprehension.

The paper tests how semantic context influences eye movements compared to visual salience in narrative viewing.

This study investigates predictive neural signals during Mandarin speech comprehension, finding prediction occurs across multiple linguistic levels but not at the phonemic level.

This study combines repetition suppression and pattern analysis to show that M1 and parietal areas exhibit different representational changes during motor sequence learning.

This study re-evaluates fMRI correlates of motor sequence learning and finds decreased activation in premotor and parietal areas without increases, suggesting learning occurs outside M1 and subtle pattern changes are more reliable indicators.

The paper investigates whether ipsilateral brain activity during finger movements is driven by active movement or sensory input, finding that ipsilateral representations are stronger during active presses.