Ovidiu Lungu

This study shows that targeted memory reactivation during sleep spindles improves recall-based memory retention, with spindle temporal clustering affecting different memory outcomes.

This study maps age-related structural and functional changes in the spinal cord and brain, identifying shared aging patterns across the central nervous system.

The paper investigates whether slow spindle trains during daytime naps support declarative memory consolidation, finding that slow spindles clustered in trains correlate with better memory performance.

This study uses resting-state fMRI to reveal a somatotopic gradient in cerebro-spinal functional connectivity, showing coordinated sensorimotor organization between the brain and spinal cord.

In human fMRI, consolidated finger sequences are more discriminable than new ones in sensorimotor putamen, premotor and prefrontal cortices, but less so in hippocampus and caudate.