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2021
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Talia L. Retter, Bruno Rossion, Christine Schiltz:
Harmonic Amplitude Summation for Frequency-tagging Analysis. J. Cogn. Neurosci. 33(11): 2372-2393 (2021)
2020
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Talia L. Retter, Fang Jiang, Michael A. Webster, Bruno Rossion:
All-or-none face categorization in the human brain. NeuroImage 213: 116685 (2020)

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Talia L. Retter, Michael A. Webster, Fang Jiang:
Directional Visual Motion Is Represented in the Auditory and Association Cortices of Early Deaf Individuals. J. Cogn. Neurosci. 31(8): 1126-1140 (2019)
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Corentin Jacques, Talia L. Retter, Bruno Rossion:
A single glance at natural face images generate larger and qualitatively different category-selective spatio-temporal signatures than other ecologically-relevant categories in the human brain. NeuroImage 137: 21-33 (2016)

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