Yapeng Wang

TL;DR: This work integrated behavioral ratings, computational models of reading and visual object recognition, and neuroimaging data to examine the nature of visual word representations in the fusiform cortex and provided clear evidence that the middle and anteriorfusiform represented both phonological and orthographic information.

TL;DR: For instance, this paper found that AP musicians were more likely than non-AP musicians to use strategies of semantic associative memory, such as linguistic, emotional, or spatial representations, to perform a pitch matching task.

TL;DR: It is suggested that sustained and transient activities in the human brain modulate the behavioral costs during switching-related language control.

TL;DR: This paper found that tDCS on the left temporoparietal cortex (LTPC) specifically facilitated learning via assembled phonology, but not that via addressed phonology and the beneficial effect was still present four days later.