Bensheng Qiu

The paper demonstrates that the visual corpus callosum uses segregated 'parallel wires' for contralateral and ipsilateral information flow, supported by fMRI and anatomical studies in humans and mice.

This study shows that high gamma and beta TI stimulation improves motor function in humans by enhancing reaction time and motor cortex excitability.

This study uses fMRI to investigate taste representation in the human gustatory cortex and finds overlapping activation patterns for basic tastes.

The paper investigates how humans perceive humanoid robots as evolutionary threats, finding amygdala activation and monocular advantage similar to responses to snakes.