Sung Chan Jun

Exploring connectivity of resting-state EEG between BCI-literate and -illiterate groups

This study evaluates connectivity metrics in resting-state EEG to predict BCI-illiteracy, finding that different frequency ranges and metrics yield varying results, with BCI-literate groups showing higher network efficiency.

Key Factors in the Cortical Response to Transcranial Electrical Stimulations--A Multi-Scale Modeling Study

This study investigates the factors determining cortical responses to transcranial electrical stimulation using multi-scale modeling, finding that electric field magnitude, not radial field magnitude, is key, especially for neurons with arborized axons.

Revealing the Physiological Origin of Event-Related Potentials using Electrocorticography in Humans

This study identifies the physiological mechanisms underlying event-related potentials (ERPs) in humans, finding that movement-related potentials are mainly due to endogenous additivity, while auditory evoked potentials are mostly from exogenous phase reset.

Effect of sinusoidal electrical cortical stimulation on brain cells

This study investigates how sinusoidal electrical cortical stimulation affects different brain cell types in rats, finding that inhibitory neurons are more excited than excitatory neurons.

A Multi-Scale Computational Model of the effects of TMS on Motor Cortex

This paper presents a multi-scale computational model of TMS effects on motor cortex, predicting neuron activation patterns and thresholds based on individual head models.