Daniel S. Weisholtz

The paper identifies a localized, invariant neural representation of parts of speech in the human brain using invasive recordings from epilepsy patients.

This study investigates dynamic neural processes during complex human memory using a card-matching game and intracranial recordings, revealing gamma-band activity related to novelty, familiarity, and associative recall.

This study uses fMRI to compare neural activations during animal and tool picture naming between Arabs and Filipinos, finding category-specific and between-group differences in visual processing.

This study investigates neural processes during conflict resolution in cognitive control tasks and finds task-specific neural signatures that do not generalize across tasks.

The paper examines how stimulation location relative to grey and white matter affects single pulse electrical stimulation responses in the human brain, finding location and parameter-specific effects.

This study uses state-space modeling and intracranial stimulation to modulate hidden emotional states during conflict resolution, showing bidirectional effects on behavior.