Roberto Caldara

Cross-validating the electrophysiological markers of early face categorization

The paper compares FPVS and ERP responses to determine if FPVS can serve as a proxy for N170 in face categorization, finding they reflect different stages of processing.

Neural computations in prosopagnosia

This study identifies neural computations underlying face identification loss in a prosopagnosia patient using EEG, RSA, and deep neural networks, revealing impaired high-level visual and semantic processing.

Decoding face recognition abilities in the human brain

The paper decodes face recognition abilities from brain activity in super-recognisers and typical recognisers using multivariate pattern analysis and compares them to computational models.

In pursuit of visual attention: SSVEP frequency-tagging moving targets

This study shows that dividing attention between overt and covert visual targets reduces neural responses to the overt target, supporting the idea of limited attentional resources.

Neural representations of faces are tuned to eye movements

The paper shows that facial features fixated longer during face recognition elicit stronger neural discrimination responses, indicating eye movements influence neural processing of face identity.