Yu Ding

The paper shows that auditory attention improves scale-invariant neural fidelity to speech across three EEG datasets, with higher fidelity for attended speech and replication across validation methods.

The paper introduces a falsifiable framework to test whether neural decoders capture auditory attention by evaluating evidence across disjoint data and substitutions.

The paper investigates how whisker vibrations encode haptic information in rodents, revealing that high-frequency vibrational modes generate time-sequenced spike trains with high information capacity.