Yuhui Cheng

The paper identifies a shared neural representation for gender across faces, bodies, and objects in the human brain, highlighting a region in the right middle temporal gyrus that encodes gender independently of stimulus category.

The paper investigates how humans and macaques process biological motion stimuli from their own and other species, finding shared and distinct neural coding patterns in brain regions involved in motion perception.

This study investigates how sad or lively Chinese folk music influences visual perception of traditional Chinese paintings during binocular rivalry, finding that sad music enhances bleak paintings and lively music increases switching rates.