Chunyu Qu

Serial dependence carries the action that produced the previous report

This study investigates serial dependence by showing that previous judgments influence subsequent ones through the action used to express them, not just the stimulus or decision.

Daytime Napping and Associative-Memory Retrieval Speed: An Exploratory Behavioral and EEG Study

This study examines if daytime napping improves associative memory retrieval speed compared to wakefulness, finding faster responses after naps but no accuracy change.

The Attentional Thief: Scrolling-Like Picture Streams Compress Subjective Time

This study investigates how scrolling-like picture streams affect subjective time perception, finding that self-paced viewing compresses perceived duration compared to passive viewing and a baseline condition.

Neural Substrates of Duration Serial Dependence: Putamen Suppression of the Prior Duration Trace

The paper investigates neural substrates of duration serial dependence, finding that the putamen, not visual cortex, encodes prior duration traces for time perception, while direction judgments show no comparable signal.

Precision-Weighted Updating Explains Serial Dependence Across Sensory and Contextual Transitions

The paper investigates serial dependence in time reproduction tasks, finding that sensory uncertainty and contextual continuity influence temporal perception through a shared precision-weighted updating mechanism.

Central amygdala Isl1 neurons control biting by integrating sensory and motivational signals

This study identifies CeAIsl1 neurons in the central amygdala that modulate biting behavior by integrating sensory and motivational signals in mice.