Patricia Krause

This study shows that aperiodic broadband power, not just beta oscillations, is linked to Parkinson's disease severity and is increased in the more affected hemisphere.

This study shows that state-dependent deep brain stimulation in Parkinson's disease increases movement speed more effectively during fast movements, using machine learning to decode brain signals for real-time adjustments.

The paper identifies movement execution as a distinct neural state in Parkinson's dyskinesia, showing it enhances decoding of dyskinesia through specific oscillatory patterns.

This study identifies how dopamine and deep brain stimulation affect cortex-basal ganglia networks at different scales, showing distinct mesoscale effects and shared macroscale suppression of network synchrony.

This study uses resting-state fMRI to show that deep brain stimulation (DBS) in Parkinson’s Disease modulates global brain connectivity, normalizing it toward healthy controls and altering specific network couplings.