Nathan Tardiff

The paper investigates whether the size of visual field maps in the brain correlates with working memory precision and finds a positive association.

This study uses transcranial magnetic stimulation to test how prefrontal cortex perturbations affect working memory resource allocation, finding that disrupting control processes improves memory for low-priority items.

The paper shows humans adaptively weigh and accumulate evidence in correlated observation environments, aligning with normative principles.

The paper compares how rule-based and stimulus-based cues influence auditory decisions, finding distinct computational and physiological mechanisms for each.