Gemma Yebra-Berenguer
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Dr. Gemma Yebra-Berenguer is a rising scholar in the fields of cognitive neuroscience and visual perception, whose work probes the fundamental mechanisms of how we attend to and interpret visual scenes. Her research centers on the neural and behavioral underpinnings of gaze direction, social attention, and the interplay between perception and action. Her most notable contribution to date is her 2025 paper, "What are you Looking at?", which has already garnered 2 citations—a strong early indicator of its influence in a competitive field. This work explores how the brain decodes the focus of another’s gaze, a critical skill for social interaction and communication. Dr. Yebra-Berenguer’s findings have implications for understanding disorders like autism, where gaze processing is often atypical. Her ability to bridge experimental psychology with neuroimaging techniques marks her as a promising investigator. As she continues to build her career, her insights into the cognitive architecture of attention promise to shape both theoretical models and practical applications in human-computer interaction and clinical diagnostics.
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- 1What are you Looking at?2 citations · 2025