Yseult Héjja‐Brichard

This study applies standardized cognitive testing to teleost fishes, revealing species-level variation in inhibitory control with weak phylogenetic signal and significant within-species differences.

The paper tests if humans prefer background-matching visual patterns due to a processing bias, finding support for this preference in an online experiment with over 1700 participants.

This study re-examines symmetry processing in macaques using fMRI, finding cortical responses comparable to humans, suggesting macaques as a relevant model for studying symmetry at the microscopic level.

This study identifies three cortical areas in awake macaques that show sensitivity to cyclopean stereomotion using fMRI, consistent with human findings.