Ali Mazaheri

This study shows that brain-to-brain coupling patterns during a time-estimation task can predict success or failure in joint action based on post-feedback theta power correlations.

This study shows that the analgesic effect of rPMS in acute pain is due to its auditory component, not peripheral nerve stimulation.

This paper reviews non-invasive brain stimulation effects on peak alpha frequency, finding limited and inconsistent evidence of modulation.

This study examines how nicotine affects pain sensitivity and whether changes in peak alpha frequency mediate these effects, finding small pain reductions with nicotine but no mediation by PAF changes.

The paper examines how individual differences in bilingual experience affect neural mechanisms of cognitive control and behavioral outcomes using EEG data from 239 participants.

This study uses EEG and MEG to show that alpha activity does not inhibit early visual processing during auditory attention, suggesting it instead facilitates signal transmission to later stages.

This study uses MEG to show that alpha band activity in left-lateralized language regions modulates during syntactic binding, reflecting neural mechanisms of syntax composition.

This study examines age-related differences in brain oscillatory activity during semantic binding and lexical retrieval using EEG in young and older adults.

This study shows prolonged pain slows peak alpha frequency by reducing fast alpha power, suggesting a potential therapeutic target for pain management.

This study finds that bilinguals show different patterns of conflict monitoring and attention allocation during a cognitive task, leading to slower responses due to enhanced monitoring.

The paper investigates whether resting alpha frequency is a reliable biomarker for predicting sensitivity to prolonged pain in healthy individuals.

The paper compares visual evoked potentials in migraineurs and controls to investigate cortical hyperexcitation and feedback mechanisms related to visual discomfort.

This study shows that acute mild inflammation from typhoid vaccination alters neurophysiological processes related to attention, specifically increasing alpha suppression in alerting without affecting behavior.

The paper investigates neural processes involved in syntactic binding using EEG, finding distinct alpha and beta power changes associated with expectation and processing of syntactic binding.

The paper investigates how alpha and beta oscillatory activity relates to sub-second temporal judgments, finding that higher power correlates with shorter perceived time.

This study uses EEG to compare brain responses to auditory deviants in PTSD patients and trauma-exposed controls, finding enhanced mismatch negativity and altered theta/alpha power in PTSD.

This study investigates how expectation of visual load modulates neural activity, showing attenuated auditory responses and increased alpha activity when anticipating high visual perceptual load.