Todd Matthew Gureckis

This paper shows that using behavioral data with alternative estimators can improve neural signal inferences without needing more neural data.

The paper investigates causal subsequent memory effects using fMRI and finds that standard analyses replicate memory effects but fail to identify causal signals after adjusting for confounders, suggesting neuroimaging measures may lack precision.

This study quantifies surprise during naturalistic sports viewing and identifies its behavioral, physiological, and neural correlates using basketball analytics and human observers.