Shany Grossman

The paper investigates how transient high-frequency neural events contribute to sensory representation by analyzing their temporal, spectral, and phase properties across trials.

The paper identifies face-selective neurons in human ventral temporal cortex that reactivate during free recall of faces, suggesting a role in memory retrieval.

The paper investigates how spontaneous eye blinks affect the perception of time for visual stimuli, finding that blinks lead to underestimation of visual duration but not auditory duration.

The paper investigates how predictability affects neural responses in visual cortex during blinks and visual interruptions, finding suppression in mid- and high-level visual regions for predictable events.

The paper shows that face-selective brain columns match deep convolutional networks in intermediate layers, suggesting a role in pictorial face representation rather than person identification.