Domenica Veniero

The paper investigates how alpha and beta oscillations relate to attentional orienting and perceptual decision-making, finding distinct roles for each rhythm in these processes.

This study uses TMS-EEG to show that top-down and bottom-up visual processing interact through nested brain oscillations, with alpha/beta-band phase coupling modulating gamma activity.

The paper describes using public engagement events to collect EEG data from 346 participants, finding that individual alpha frequency peaks in early adulthood and declines later, with no link to fatigue.

The paper investigates how the neural signature of sensory evidence accumulation (CPP) relates to subjective perceptual experience during decision formation, finding that CPP tracks subjective evidence levels.

The paper shows that alpha oscillation frequency and power change systematically over time during an experimental session, with distinct patterns in different frequency bands.