David L. Sheinberg

This study shows monkeys can use visual simulation to solve complex problems, with neural patterns similar to humans.

The paper compares neuronal mechanisms of learning a visual task between patients with body dysmorphic disorder and healthy individuals, finding substantial differences in brain activation patterns.

The paper shows that neurons in the inferior temporal cortex can integrate motion and shape information during degraded object recognition, challenging previous assumptions about their function.

The paper investigates whether visual and haptic shape recognition share the same neural processing by comparing performance in shape comparison tasks across modalities.

The paper shows that mental simulations of physical scenes activate motion-sensitive brain regions, suggesting sensory representations are involved in simulating physical interactions.