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Xinchi Yu@Xinchi_Yu14 Dec 2024
Happy to share my new preprint, entitled “Mapping the Neural Taxonomy of Mental Objects in Moment-to-moment Cognition"! You may have heard about notions like pointers, object files, mental files, etc. across language science, vision science and the philosophy of mind. 1/2
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Time to surf on tide🌊🌊: our traveling waves paper with @Artipago and Paul Sauseng is now online 🥳🥳 By investing the direction of alpha traveling waves we dissociated load-driven and distractor-driven inhibition during working memory. Check it out at👉 jneurosci.org/content/44/50/…

Alpha Traveling Waves during Working Memory: Disentangling Bottom-Up Gating and Top-Down Gain...

While previous works established the inhibitory role of alpha oscillations during working memory maintenance, it remains an open question whether such an inhibitory control is a top-down process....

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Is modularity a general organizational principle of the cortex? This principle has been demonstrated in the sensorimotor cortices dating back to the birth of neuroscience. But does it hold in the associate cortex, for example, PFC? Check my latest paper! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Parcellation of the primate prefrontal cortex by cognitive control operations

Modular organization, the division of the cerebral cortex into functionally distinct subregions, is well established in the primate sensorimotor cortex, but debated in the cognitive association...

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Does the brain actively select targets and/or suppress distractors during rapid serial visual presentations?🤔The new ERP paper by Mark Glennon, Paul Sauseng and me got the answer!💡Check it out👇 imrpress.com/journal/JIN/23/…

Event-related Potentials Indicate Target Processing in the Absence of Distractor Suppression during...

Background: In our modern world we are exposed to a steady stream of information containing important as well as irrelevant information. Therefore, our brains have to constantly select relevant over...

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Excited to share my new preprint with Paul Sauseng and @Artipago! 🥳By investigating the propagation direction of alpha waves, we distinguished between bottom-up and top-down inhibitory processes during working memory. For more details: biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
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Here our latest work: a travelling waves perspective on visual spatial attention and alpha-band lateralization! elifesciences.org/articles/8…

Distinct roles of forward and backward alpha-band waves in spatial visual attention

Covert visual attention modulates alpha-band traveling waves propagating from frontal to occipital regions in both hemispheres, yet it modulates waves propagating in the opposite direction (occipital...

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Yifan Zeng retweeted
Xinchi Yu@Xinchi_Yu6 Feb 2023
Hey everyone; our letter on Binding Problem 2.0 is finally out in Cognitive Science (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…)! For an overview of an earlier version of this paper please see this thread.
Xinchi Yu@Xinchi_Yu1 Nov 2022
Excited to share the preprint of a letter/opinion paper I wrote with my supervisor Ellen Lau! In this paper we propose a new research program, ‘Binding Problem 2.0’, extending the question from visual representations to conceptual representations. 1/9 psyarxiv.com/8hj7f
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We have news on the Bayesian 👻 ! Brilliant Charline Peylo @ESterner_ @YifZen and @ElisabethVCF provide evidence in favor of the Bayesian 👻 being casually linked to the premotor cortex 🧠 using TMS. Check out their pre-registered report on biorxiv!🥳 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Who you gonna call? TMS-induced inhibition of the left premotor cortex acts as a Bayesian Ghost...

Prior experiences help us to navigate social interactions. Communicative actions from one person are used to predict another person’s response. However, in some cases, these predictions can outweigh...

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