Liyu Cao

Walking delays auditory processing in humans alongside a global shift in aperiodic neural activity

A signal of temporal integration in the human auditory brain: psychological insights, EEG evidence, and clinical application

This study investigates temporal integration in the human auditory system using EEG and finds that regular transitional click trains elicit distinct neural responses compared to irregular ones, with clinical implications for coma diagnosis.

A spatial-attentional mechanism underlies action-related distortions of time judgement

The paper shows that spatial attention, not temporal illusion, explains action-related time perception distortions using a clock-hand timing task and attentional probe measurements.

Increased influence of periphery on central visual processing in humans during walking

This study shows that walking in humans increases peripheral visual influence on central processing, accompanied by changes in alpha oscillations, indicating an attentional shift to the periphery during movement.