Welcome to the Visual Cognitive Neuroscience laboratory at Arizona State University! We study neural and cognitive mechanisms that allow us to maintain the stable visual experience of the world despite noisy sensory representations. We investigate a broad set of research topics, including visual attention, visual working memory, and perceptual decision-making using psychophysics, computational modeling along with EEG/ERPs. Please check here for more details about our work.
Please contact us if you are interested in a ph.d. position!
KuoWei's new paper on the relationship between serial dependence and perceptual decision has been accepted for publicaiton in Journal of Vision! Congratulations, KuoWei!
Our lab decoded color information from the EEG signals. Check out our new NeuroImage paper!
Our new paper on the role of working memory for serial bias effect is now accepted for publication in Cognition!
KuoWei successfully defended his master's thesis! Congratulations!
Scott Janetsky will join us as a new graduate student starting in Fall 24. Welcome, Scott!
Congratulations on KuoWei for giving a talk at OAPM 2023!
Congratulations on KuoWei for your first VSS presentation!
Congratulations on KuoWei and Brian for your VSS abstract!
KuoWei joined us as a graduate student starting in Fall 22! Welcome!!!
Our collaborative research with Fukuda lab at U. Toronto has been published in Psychological Science!
Our new research on motion perception has been accepted for publication in Visual Cognition! Check out the publication menu to see the paper!
We replicated orientation decoding in Bae&Luck(2018) at ASU! Now, we are ready to do new decoding projects!
Collaboration research with researchers at UC Davis and Maryland Psychiatry Research Center has been accepted for publication in JAMA Psychiatry! Impact Factor for this journal is greater than 20! Check out the paper in the publication menu!
A new study on the impact of inter-item interaction and attentional priority on the categorical biases has been accepted for publication in Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics!
Our new study on the EEG decoding of category information has been accepted for publication in NeuroImage! Check out the paper here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage.2021.118366
Thank you, Jessica, for participating in the very first EEG recording session in the lab! We are now ready to do new EEG studies!
A new paper on the temporal dynamics of face representations has been accepted for publication in Cerebral Cortex Communications!
If interested, check out the paper here! https://doi.org/10.1093/texcom/tgaa093
VCN and Luck lab @ UC Davis gave a webinar on ERP decoding analysis in the annual meeting of Society for Psychophysiological Research!
Welcome our new research assistants: Trevor Angle, Xavier Celaya, Logan Gililland, Dyan Board!
Our study on working memory repulsion (in collaboration with Luck lab @ UC Davis, Maryland Psychiatry Center, and Leonard lab @ U.Colorado Denver) has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Abnormal Psychology! Surprisingly, this paper has been accepted with minor revision in the first round of review (which is very rare).
VCN and Steve Luck @ UC Davis will do virtual workshop on ERP decoding analysis on 29-30 June 2020. This is a free event and will be a great opportunity to grasp the core idea of decoding analysis and learn how to implement decoding analysis for your own data set! To attend this event, registration is necessary. Please check here more info!
A new study on the decoding working memory representation of Schizophrenia patients has been accepted for publication in NeuroImage:Clinical! Check out Publication page for details about this study.
'ASU Now' article featuring Mind Reading is available on-line!
Ty has been awarded 2019-2020 Global Sport Institute Seed Grant! This is awesome! Congratulations, Ty!
Two great ASU undergraduates, Tessa and Chad, have joint our lab as a research assistant!
I gave a talk on EEG decoding at Montreal EEG days meeting (which is a local EEG conference held in Montreal Neurological Institute).
A new paper on Serial Dependence in visual cognition has been accepted for publication in Psychonomic Bulletin & Review!
I have started a new lab at the Department of Psychology of Arizona State University!