Ilona M. Bloem

The paper shows that divisive normalization models better capture temporal dynamics in human somatosensory cortex compared to linear models, mirroring visual cortex findings.

This study uses fMRI to estimate the dynamic locus and spread of covert spatial attention by analyzing visuocortical activity in response to varying cue sizes.

The paper shows that a tuned normalization model better explains fMRI responses to curved and straight stimuli in V1-V3 than a classical divisive normalization model.

This study investigates how attention modulates visuocortical responses by testing the role of divisive normalization in human visual cortex.