Patrick Skippen

This paper reviews non-invasive brain stimulation effects on peak alpha frequency, finding limited and inconsistent evidence of modulation.

This study uses combined TMS-EEG to show that experimental pain increases the amplitude of the N45 TEP peak, suggesting a role for GABAergic neurotransmission in pain perception.

This study investigates how somatosensory and auditory evoked potentials affect TMS-EEG recordings and finds that sensory contamination in TEPs is non-linear and significant beyond 70ms post-stimulation.

This study uses a parametric ex-Gaussian model to analyze stop-signal task performance, revealing differences in neural correlates of response inhibition between stop-success and stop-failure trials.