Patrick C. M. Wong

The paper finds that autistic children show reduced left superior temporal cortex activity when processing social-emotional language content compared to non-autistic children.

The paper investigates the role of consciousness in binding basic sensory features using sEEG recordings in awake and anesthetized states, finding that consciousness is necessary for feature binding but not for encoding individual attributes.

This study constructs age-specific brain templates for Chinese infants aged 6 days to 3 months using MRI, showing significant volumetric growth and sex differences.

This study examines neural encoding of speech in preterm infants using EEG, finding that prematurity affects synchronization measures of the frequency following response (FFR) but not stimulus nativeness.

The paper develops a predictive model of semantic processing ability using functional brain connectivity from the HCP dataset and validates its generalizability across different populations and tasks.

The paper investigates how neural dynamics differ based on auditory category structures during learning, showing distinct spatiotemporal patterns for rule-based and information-integration tasks.