Claire Pauley

The paper investigates how face-likeness affects memory and neural representations, finding that non-face-like houses are better remembered and that representational reliability in the FFA correlates with memory performance.

The paper compares neural representation of binaural sound localization cues in chicken and barn owl inferior colliculus, finding no distinct subregion differentiation in chicken.

This study examines age-related changes in neural distinctiveness and functional connectivity, finding reduced category representation specificity and altered network organization in older adults.

This study examines age differences in neural distinctiveness during memory retrieval and reinstatement, finding reduced distinctiveness in older adults and its link to memory performance.

The paper was retracted due to analytical errors that significantly affected results and conclusions.