Luca Ronconi

Spatial grouping modulates the link between individual alpha frequency and temporal integration windows in crowding

The paper investigates how individual alpha frequency relates to temporal integration windows in visual crowding and finds that faster alpha rhythms allow shorter integration times, which is modulated by spatial grouping.

Temporal windows of perceptual organization: Evidence from crowding and uncrowding

The paper investigates the temporal dynamics of spatial visual organization through crowding and uncrowding effects using a Vernier discrimination task.

Distinct cortical networks subserve spatio-temporal sampling in vision through different oscillatory rhythms

This study investigates how different oscillatory rhythms in cortical networks support spatiotemporal binding in vision, identifying two distinct networks for temporal and spatiotemporal integration.

Shared resources between visual attention and visual working memory are allocated through rhythmic sampling

This study investigates the relationship between visual attention and visual working memory by analyzing rhythmic sampling patterns during dual tasks.

Anomalous Perception Of Biological Motion In Autism: A Conceptual Review And Meta-Analysis

This paper reviews and meta-analyzes biological motion perception in autism, finding moderate deficits with high heterogeneity, suggesting spatio-temporal factors and secondary processing roles are key.

Altered beta-band oscillations and connectivity underlie detail-oriented visual processing in autism

This study finds altered beta-band oscillations and connectivity in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) during detail-oriented visual processing, suggesting aberrant feedback connectivity in the visual system.