Elie Rassi

The paper investigates neural synchrony in primate sensorimotor cortices during facial motor control, finding that medial and lateral areas interact in a network rather than functioning independently.

This study compares neural mechanisms for time perception in humans and monkeys, finding similar post-interval potentials and firing rate differences during time categorization tasks.

This study investigates how beta oscillations in motor and auditory cortex affect reaction times during a discrimination task, finding that power, frequency, bursting, and connectivity all influence behavior.

The paper shows that distinct beta frequencies in monkey dlPFC and preSMA reflect categorical decisions during a task with changing category boundaries.

The paper shows that pre-stimulus connectivity in the FFA predicts face perception during binocular rivalry.

This study investigates whether rhythmic cues improve perceptual discrimination and finds no evidence of entrainment, but suggests a link between cue frequency and faster reaction times.

The paper shows that pre-stimulus feedback connectivity between V1 and FFA predicts the content of visual perception in the Rubin face/vase illusion.