David C. Burr

The paper shows that face-gender classification in EEG exhibits serial dependence, with neural signals in beta frequencies (14-20 Hz) reflecting past perceptual experiences.

The paper examines serial dependence in ratings of food images for appeal and calories, finding stronger effects for appeal and in males, with associations to eating behavior and BMI.

The paper investigates sensorimotor mechanisms for numerosity by analyzing individual differences in number reproduction tasks, revealing two distinct numerical channels.

This study investigates whether serial dependence effects occur in egocentric or allocentric coordinates by manipulating head position during an orientation reproduction task.

The paper shows that pupillary responses to visual stimuli correlate with autistic-like traits, indicating a perceptual style focused on local features.

The paper investigates how auditory perceptual priors are propagated and updated through alpha and theta rhythms in response to expected and unexpected stimuli.

The paper shows that past sensory experience biases perceptual decisions rhythmically through alpha oscillations at ~9 Hz, specific to the ear of origin.