Cody Zhewei Cao

This study investigates how visual speech enhances auditory speech processing by altering theta band power and phase in different brain regions through distinct mechanisms.

The paper investigates how the auditory system encodes lipreading information using fMRI and intracranial recordings, finding that lipread words are decoded earlier and through spatially distributed activity in auditory cortex.

This study links feedback processing strength, measured via VEP modulation, to individual differences in resistance to visual backward masking during illusory contour detection in humans.

This study shows the visual system creates a linguistic representation for lipreading, distinct from lip movements and predictive of lipreading ability.