Ruchella Kock

The paper examines how bursts of wake slow waves correlate with reduced smartphone interaction probability, suggesting cortical silencing structures behavioral output timing.

The paper investigates how neural microstates relate to real-world smartphone behavior, finding that resting microstates correlate with long-term behavioral patterns but do not directly respond to momentary behavioral fluctuations.

The paper analyzes neural signals during goal-directed and non-goal-directed smartphone touch movements, finding distinct neural processing patterns for each.

The paper analyzes EEG signals from repeated thumb flexions to show trial-to-trial variability in neural processing patterns, revealing distinct activation patterns rather than noise.