Lyam M. Bailey

This study investigates the development of visual phase-amplitude coupling (PAC) using MEG in children and adults, finding that PAC increases with age in adults but is absent in children.

The paper uses DyNeMo to analyze MEG data from children and adults during emotional face processing, revealing distinct developmental trajectories in brain network activation and connectivity.

The paper validates a mobile OPM system for detecting neuromagnetic sensorimotor responses in humans, showing robust results for passive paradigms but less conclusive findings for cued movement tasks.

This study shows that beta power returns to baseline levels 4-5 seconds after movement, advocating for longer inter-stimulus intervals in PMBR research.

This study uses RSA on fMRI data to compare neural processing of words during aloud and silent reading, finding task-specific differences in information weighting.

This study uses fMRI and MVPA to show that word recognition differs based on encoding method, with aloud words involving reactivation in the left insula and transformation in the left precuneus, while silent words rely more on reactivation in ventral temporal and prefrontal areas.