Carsten Bogler

The paper tests whether clutter disrupts spatial tuning of object representations in human visual cortex by measuring brain signals during object viewing with and without clutter.

This study shows that working memory representations in early visual cortex during memory delay periods are not encoded in the same sensory format as during perception of naturalistic images.

The paper investigates neural correlates of different randomization tasks and finds shared and distinct brain activation patterns across task instructions.

This study investigates how continuous perceptual choices are encoded in human early visual cortex using motion stimuli and encoding models.

The paper clarifies confusions about the evidence and interpretation of stochastic fluctuations in spontaneous movements, focusing on the stochastic decision model and its implications for brain processes.