Giancarlo Vanini

This study examines the effects of intravenous psilocybin and DMT on sleep-wake states and EEG functional connectivity in rats, finding short-term changes in sleep patterns and increased high gamma coherence.

This study investigates the role of preoptic glutamatergic neurons in REM sleep regulation, finding they suppress REMs and disrupt sleep homeostasis when activated.

This study examines how psilocybin affects brain network organization in rats, finding dose-dependent changes in connectivity and phase-amplitude coupling.

This study shows that a single intravenous dose of psilocybin reduces mechanical hypersensitivity in a rat model of chronic pain for 28 days but has limited effect on thermal hyperalgesia.

This study compares electroencephalographic signatures of urethane anesthesia and natural sleep-wake states in rats, finding distinct neurophysiological features in urethane that differentiate it from sleep.

This study investigates recovery of consciousness and cognition after general anesthesia in humans, finding that executive function recovers before other cognitive domains and frontal cortical activity recovers faster than posterior.

This study examines changes in brain network motifs during loss and recovery of consciousness using EEG data from healthy subjects under anesthesia.

The paper analyzes iEEG power and coherence in rats across behavioral states, cortical areas, and light/dark phases, finding state- and area-dependent changes and REM sleep-specific hemispheric differences.