Sophie Chen

This study examines how modulating tonic arousal affects attentional processing in children and adults, finding no effect of arousal modulation but stronger phasic responses in children to novel stimuli.

The paper investigates the neural mechanisms underlying the sentence superiority effect using MEG, showing distinct temporal patterns of brain activity associated with grammatical and ungrammatical sentence processing.

This study investigates how tonic and phasic arousal interact to influence attention and performance in humans during an auditory task.

This study assesses speech perception and anticipatory behavior in children with cochlear implants using ecological listening tasks, finding preserved gaze anticipatory behavior despite poorer speech perception.

This study shows that deleting LRRC8A in the brain reduces stroke damage without affecting glutamate release, challenging the idea that VRACs contribute to stroke via glutamate release.