Klaus Kessler

This study investigates perspective-taking in autistic and non-autistic adolescents using MEG, finding differences in theta and alpha power and reaction times.

This study uses MEG to compare response inhibition dynamics between high and low impulsivity adults during a go/no-go/stop-signal task, finding neural differences in attentional processing and compensatory mechanisms.

The paper examines age-related changes in MEG theta and alpha oscillations during attentional task switching, finding reduced theta power and shifts in cortical activity in older adults.

This study replicates and extends findings of reduced 40Hz auditory steady state responses in ASD adolescents compared to typically developing controls.

This study uses HD-tDCS to show that the rTPJ causally influences embodied perspective taking, but not perspective tracking, by modulating the effect of body posture.

This study investigates altered oscillatory connectivity in the visual system of individuals with autism spectrum disorder, finding reduced feedback connectivity and local processing dysregulation.

This study investigates brain oscillations during perspective-taking using MEG, finding theta-band activity in rTPJ and related regions, and showing top-down control from PFC and ACC.

The paper detects phase amplitude coupling in visual processing using MEG data and evaluates four algorithms for PAC analysis.

The paper investigates how theta and alpha frequency transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) applied to the right pTPJ affects embodied perspective transformations.

This paper proposes a framework to reconcile conflicting findings on brain oscillations and connectivity in ASD by examining high and low frequency coupling and top-down connectivity.