Florian Sandhaeger

Visual features underlying neural selectivity for natural stimuli

The paper investigates how different visual features contribute to neural selectivity for natural stimuli using MEG and multivariate pattern analysis.

Abstract choice representations during stable choice-response associations

The paper shows that abstract choice representations exist in the human brain even when choice-response mappings are stable, using MEG during a motion discrimination task.

Neural representations of the content and production of human vocalization

This study investigates neural representations of speech content and production using MEG, finding dissociable patterns in the left hemisphere with dynamic production signals and stable content signals.

Abstract neural choice signals during action-linked decisions

The paper shows that abstract perceptual choices are represented in the human brain in a motor-independent manner, even when linked to actions, using MEG and multivariate decoding.

Monkey EEG links neuronal color and motion information across species and scales

The paper uses monkey EEG and MEG to show similar neural processing of color and motion across species and spatial scales.