Daw-An J. Wu

The paper identifies new visual illusions where hand movements near a random noise display create the perception of interactive control over the display, suggesting involvement of action capture mechanisms.

The paper shows that high-risk individuals for Alzheimer's show stronger implicit interference with practice compared to low-risk individuals, indicating early cognitive differences.

This paper evaluates a laser-based retinal scanning display to map and stimulate the retinal blind spot, examining pupillary responses and implicit visual perception.

The paper investigates the neural basis of team flow using EEG hyper-scanning and finds enhanced neural synchrony and integrated information in the left temporal cortex during team flow.