Walter Paulus

This study examines how negative affectivity traits moderate tDCS effects on working memory and associative memory in healthy adults.

This study shows that fluency-shaping therapy increases neural connectivity in speech-related networks in individuals with persistent developmental stuttering.

This study investigates the effects of low-intensity arrhythmic rTMS on alpha power suppression in humans, finding short-lived suppression but no long-term differences between protocols.

This paper reviews rTMS studies from 1991 to 2020, finding most use motor threshold intensity and lack sufficient detail to reproduce stimulation parameters.

The paper compares structural networks of ventral and dorsal laryngeal motor cortex in individuals who stutter with and without intervention, finding differences in connectivity and intervention effects.

This study shows that rhythmic rTMS at 35 mV/mm increases mu-alpha rhythm synchronization and reduces MEPs, while arrhythmic rTMS does not affect synchronization but increases mu-alpha/beta power.

The paper examines articulation patterns in adults who stutter (AWS) and adults who do not stutter (ANS) during fluent-sounding utterances, finding no major differences in movement patterns between groups.

This study shows that personalized iTBS targeting the left DLPFC reduces DMN connectivity and correlates with harm avoidance scores in healthy subjects.

This study shows that increasing pulse energy in 5Hz rTMS improves excitatory aftereffects, correlating with higher pulse width and stimulation intensity.

This paper introduces a method for selecting rTMS targets using resting state fMRI in healthy subjects, showing improved functional connectivity correlates and reporting changes in default mode network connectivity post-stimulation.

The paper introduces a community-driven open database to consolidate tDCS study parameters and support research and clinical applications.