Víctor J. López‐Madrona

The paper shows that theta-gamma rhythms in human auditory cortex reflect speech acoustics, with distinct neural populations processing different speech timescales.

This paper develops a computational model showing that feedforward and feedback inhibition modulate theta-gamma cross-frequency interactions in a bidirectional manner, with directionality dependent on synaptic strength and circuit structure.

This study uses independent component analysis on intracerebral EEG recordings to identify two distinct hippocampal sources involved in memory recognition, revealing faster neural responses than previously observed.

This study uses MEG and blind source separation to identify mesial brain activity linked to memory tasks, validated with intracerebral EEG.

The paper identifies and characterizes distinct theta current generators in the hippocampus and shows their coordinated activity during memory-guided exploration and novelty detection.