Nathalie Buonviso

This study finds no memory benefit from wakeful rest over a distraction task, with no EEG correlates of consolidation and methodological factors contributing to inconsistent results.

This study investigates how pleasant odors affect autonomic responses and brain-body rhythm coupling compared to music, finding that odors uniquely slow breathing and synchronize physiological and neural activity.

This study examines how the respiratory cycle modulates sleep spindles and slow waves during N2 sleep in humans, finding significant coupling between spindles and respiration phases.

The paper investigates respiration changes in a rat Parkinson disease model across different behavioral states, finding increased respiratory frequency and amplitude during quiet waking but not sleep.

This study examines how sniffing responses to odors develop in rats, showing age-related differences in habituation and fear conditioning.

The paper shows that during quiet waking, the brain's respiratory drive is optimal due to a specific respiration regime involving deep and prolonged inspiration.

This study investigates the relationship between 22-kHz ultrasonic vocalizations, respiration, and brain oscillatory dynamics during fear responses in rats.