Focko L. Higgen

This study quantifies motor cortical high-gamma oscillations in stroke survivors and controls, finding reduced power linked to movement speed and stroke.

This study examines early functional connectivity changes in the contralesional motor network after severe stroke and links them to clinical outcomes.

The paper shows that changes in aperiodic spectral exponents in ECoG data from mice with sensory cortical stroke correlate with fine motor recovery.

The paper finds reduced frontal white matter microstructure in older adults with poor tactile recognition performance, linking it to cognitive impairments.

The paper finds that sensory capability and information integration independently predict cognitive status in healthy older adults, with tACS enhancing task performance more in older adults.

This study compares crossmodal perception in humans and robots, showing that artificial systems outperform older humans but not younger ones in low-intensity conditions.

This study shows older adults perform worse in crossmodal integration tasks but improve when stimuli are congruent, suggesting congruency effects could aid cognitive training.