Matthias Ekman

The paper shows that visual and hippocampal activity in humans reflects successor-like representations, predicting future events in visual sequences.

This study shows that human V1 and hippocampus perform forward replay of both likely and less likely stimulus sequences, preserving probabilistic relationships in predictive contexts.

The paper investigates how spatial attention spreads to enhance object representations in V1, showing attentional selection operates at an object level even when objects are not task-relevant.

This study investigates whether visual working memory (VWM) representations remap in visual cortex after saccades and finds no evidence of remapping in early visual cortex, while parietal cortex shows persistent representations.

The paper analyzes how auditory cues during slow-wave sleep affect brain network connectivity and memory stabilization.

The paper investigates expectation suppression in the ventral visual stream using fMRI, finding robust suppression across areas including V1, LOC, and anterior visual areas, with dampening in object-selective regions.