Shihui Han

The paper investigates how the brain categorizes visual words of different languages by analyzing neural responses to alphabetic and non-alphabetic writing systems using EEG, MEG, and repetition suppression.

The paper investigates context-dependent hierarchical categorization of faces using behavioral and EEG/MEG data, revealing distinct neural mechanisms for species versus race-based categorization.

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

The paper investigates cognitive and neural mechanisms of decision-making leading to civilian harm during intergroup conflict using simulated punishment tasks with participants from different ethnic groups.

The paper decomposes skull-induced death awareness into two-stage neural processes using behavioral and brain imaging data.