Stefanie Blain‐Moraes

The paper shows that resting-state EEG criticality features predict perturbational complexity index (PCI) in disorders of consciousness, but only in specific patient subgroups.

The paper investigates how criticality in resting-state EEG correlates with perturbational complexity and consciousness during anesthesia, finding that unconscious states show reduced criticality.

This study shows that the aperiodic EEG component better reflects consciousness levels in disorders of consciousness than oscillatory components, and its changes under anesthesia correlate with recovery outcomes.

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 investigates the neural correlates of the shamanic state of consciousness using EEG in practitioners and controls, finding distinct brain activity patterns compared to psychedelic-induced states.

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