Spikiness and animacy as potential organizing principles of human ventral visual cortex von Coggan, David D, Tong, Frank

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Category-selective patterns of neural response in the ventral visual pathway in the absence of categorical information von Coggan, David D., Liu, Wanling, Baker, Daniel H., Andrews, Timothy J.

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Selectivity for mid‐level properties of faces and places in the fusiform face area and parahippocampal place area von Coggan, David D., Baker, Daniel H., Andrews, Timothy J.

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Differences in selectivity to natural images in early visual areas (V1–V3) von Coggan, David D., Allen, Luke A., Farrar, Oliver R. H., Gouws, Andre D., Morland, Antony B., Baker, Daniel H., Andrews, Timothy J.

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O37-4Musculoskeletal pain at baseline and after a year in south african nurses von Nyantumbu, Busiswe, Rees, David, Coggan, David

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O37-4 Musculoskeletal pain at baseline and after a year in south african nurses von Nyantumbu, Busiswe, Rees, David, Coggan, David

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The representation of shape and texture in category‐selective regions of ventral‐temporal cortex von Coggan, David D., Watson, David M., Wang, Ao, Brownbridge, Robert, Ellis, Christopher, Jones, Kathryn, Kilroy, Charlotte, Andrews, Timothy J.

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Brain networks underlying bistable perception von Baker, Daniel H., Karapanagiotidis, Theodoros, Coggan, David D., Wailes-Newson, Kirstie, Smallwood, Jonathan

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A data‐driven approach to stimulus selection reveals an image‐based representation of objects in high‐level visual areas von Coggan, David D., Giannakopoulou, Afrodite, Ali, Sanah, Goz, Burcu, Watson, David M., Hartley, Tom, Baker, Daniel H., Andrews, Timothy J.

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The Role of Visual and Semantic Properties in the Emergence of Category-Specific Patterns of Neural Response in the Human Brain von Coggan, David D, Baker, Daniel H, Andrews, Timothy J

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Naturalistic dataset augmentation and self-supervised learning lead to more human-like recognition of occluded objects in convolutional neural networks von Coggan, David, Tong, Frank

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Evidence for full amodal completion of occluded images in low- and high-level ventral visual cortex von Coggan, David, Tong, Frank

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Unsupervised contrastive learning and supervised classification training have opposite effects on the human-likeness of CNNs during occluded object processing von Coggan, David, Tong, Frank

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Discovery of sharper orientation-tuned surround suppression for oblique than cardinal orientations provides support for a multi-stage model of normalization von Miao, Hui-Yuan, Coggan, David, Tong, Frank

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Maps of object animacy and aspect ratio in human high-level visual cortex von Coggan, David, Tong, Frank

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Noncontrast skeletal muscle oximetry von Zheng, Jie, An, Hongyu, Coggan, Andrew R., Zhang, Xiaodong, Bashir, Adil, Muccigrosso, David, Peterson, Linda R., Gropler, Robert J.

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Behavioral and neural signatures of object-based attention in the human visual system von Tong, Frank, Poltoratski, Sonia, Coggan, David, Pidaparthi, Lasyapriya, Cohen, Elias

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Investigating the temporal properties of visual object processing using a multivariate analysis of EEG data von Coggan, David, Andrews, Timothy, Baker, Daniel

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Category-selective patterns of neural response to scrambled images in the ventral visual pathway von Coggan, David, Liu, Wanling, Baker, Daniel, Andrews, Timothy

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Category-selective patterns of neural response to objects with similar image properties, but different semantic properties von Andrews, Timothy J, Giannkopoulou, Afrodite, Ali, Sanah, Goz, Burcu, Coggan, David D

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