Maëlan Q. Menétrey

The paper tests for behavioral rhythms in perceptual averaging tasks and finds task-specific temporal dynamics rather than universal rhythms.

The paper identifies three distinct alpha components that jointly determine individual alpha peak frequency, challenging the assumption of a single oscillatory rhythm.

The paper shows that predictable visual sequences lead to reduced neural responses and anticipatory biases in orientation representation, mirroring behavioral representational momentum.

The paper uses EEG in the SQM paradigm to identify two distinct neural stages of visual processing: an early unconscious stage and a later conscious stage.