Linshan (Sunny) Wang

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  • About

Bio

My name is Linshan (Sunny) Wang, and I’m from Shanghai, China. I’m a neuroscience PhD1 student. 

  • Research Interests

I am interested in studying how the brain transforms natural sensory input into high-dimensional cortical representations that support perception, with a particular focus on representational geometry and neural dimensionality. 

  • About

Bio

My name is Linshan (Sunny) Wang, and I’m from Shanghai, China. I’m a neuroscience PhD1 student. 

  • Research Interests

I am interested in studying how the brain transforms natural sensory input into high-dimensional cortical representations that support perception, with a particular focus on representational geometry and neural dimensionality. 

  • Current Projects
Cortical Representations in Naturalistic Vision - Naturalistic 3D vision recruits richer and more flexible cortical representations, reflected by increased representational dimensionality and altered population geometry across the visual cortex.

Cortical Representations in Naturalistic Vision - Naturalistic 3D vision recruits...

Perceptual Interaction in Spatial Vision - This study shows that high- and low-spatial-frequency information interact during perception of natural images through phase alignment, supporting efficient coding by reducing redundancy, whereas disrupting phase relationships through scrambling largely abolishes these interactions and promotes more independent processing of spatial-frequency channels.

Perceptual Interaction in Spatial Vision - This study shows that...

  • Recent Publications
Natural scene representations in the gamma band are prototypical across subjects.
2020
Intersubject Spatial Pattern Correlations During Movie Viewing Are Stimulus-Driven and Nonuniform Across the Cortex
2020
Magnetoencephalography adaptation reveals depth-cue-invariant object representations in the visual cortex
2019
Gaze behavior during 3-D face identification is depth cue invariant
2017
Three-dimensional face recognition in mild cognitive impairment: A psychophysical and structural MR study
2016
Are face representations depth cue invariant?
2016
Functional reorganization of the visual dorsal stream as probed by 3-D visual coherence in William’s Syndrome
2014
Dorsal-ventral integration in the recognition of motion-defined unfamiliar faces
2009
Dorsal-ventral integration in object recognition
2009

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