Bei Zhang

The paper identifies sleep-brain dimensions and biotypes in adolescents using device-based sleep data and imaging, linking them to cognitive and academic outcomes.

The paper investigates how distractor-location frequency affects visual search performance and finds that local distractor frequency, not global frequency, primarily influences distractor interference.

The paper investigates how visual cortex suppresses distractors at frequent locations through fMRI and finds differential neural mechanisms based on distractor dimension.

The paper investigates whether distractor suppression in visual search occurs at the priority map or dimension level, finding that suppression transitions from priority-map-based to dimension-based with practice.