Anastasia Yu. Nikolaeva

This study investigates how beta oscillations in the brain change during learning, finding that beta power shifts from suppression to increase as learning progresses and task performance improves.

This study investigates rapid cortical plasticity in human adults during active associative learning of novel words, finding immediate changes in cortical responses to meaningful pseudowords.

The paper links spatial suppression in visual motion perception to inhibitory neural responses, showing that gamma response attenuation correlates with individual differences in suppression.

The paper tests two models for visual gamma response suppression by measuring how contrast and velocity affect the transition point of suppression in magnetoencephalography data.

The paper investigates whether motor cortex activation is necessary for verb conceptual processing by examining beta oscillation suppression in response to varying verb retrieval difficulty.