Yumiko Ishizawa

The paper shows that different anesthetics destabilize neural dynamics similarly, affecting recovery and low-frequency power, and linking this to unconsciousness.

This study shows that ketamine and dexmedetomidine induce similar cortical phase alignment patterns in nonhuman primates, suggesting a common mechanism for loss of responsiveness.

The paper examines neural dynamics during anesthetic-induced unconsciousness and awakening in non-human primates, finding that an antagonist can restore consciousness without an intermediate state.

This study investigates how the brain represents stimulus presence and modal identity using neural recordings from non-human primates, finding distinct spatiotemporal dynamics in S1 and PMv cortices.

The paper analyzes neuronal activity in non-human primates under anesthesia to compare consciousness theories, finding convergent neurons show greater consciousness-related properties than integrative neurons.