Sophie Molholm

This study identifies disrupted multisensory processing in autistic children through EEG analysis, showing reduced theta-band connectivity and multisensory integration compared to controls.

The paper identifies a subgroup of individuals with autism characterized by elevated free-water levels and social difficulties using multimodal MRI clustering.

This paper presents a multimodal framework combining EEG, eye-tracking, and behavioral responses to study natural scene segmentation in ASD and NT individuals, revealing cohort differences in perception and attention.

This study challenges conventional time-frequency analyses by showing that post-stimulus theta power increases may reflect changes in aperiodic activity rather than genuine oscillations.

This study examines neural dynamics of visuospatial attention in ASD and TD individuals, finding similar leftward attention mechanisms but distinct rightward dynamics in ASD.

This study examines how auditory stimuli modulate the pupil light reflex in autistic and non-autistic children, finding similar cross-modal effects across groups.

The paper examines neural oscillatory dynamics during face processing in autistic children and their unaffected siblings, finding altered theta and gamma activity suggesting differences in neural synchronization.

This study investigates predictive mechanisms in autism using EEG, finding reduced flexibility in anticipatory processes and cognitive updating under varying contextual uncertainty.

This study investigates alpha oscillatory dynamics in autism and familial liability using EEG, finding reduced temporal stability rather than amplitude in alpha rhythms.

This study shows that theta rhythm phase in humans asymmetrically modulates spatial attention, with leftward attention linked to slower theta and posterior alpha-beta activity, while rightward attention involves faster theta and early sensory gain.

This study reveals that iterative Bayesian inference explains the spatiotemporal dynamics of natural scene segmentation by integrating visual inputs with spatial priors.

The paper examines how symptom severity in Autism Spectrum Disorder relates to audiovisual speech perception deficits and hemodynamic responses in functional neuroimaging.

This study examines common and rare variant genetic contributions to autism in African Americans, highlighting differences in genetic effects and polygenic score transferability between European and African ancestries.

The paper examines oculomotor entrainment differences in children with ASD compared to typically developing controls, finding reduced synchronization and increased variability in response to predictable stimuli.

This study uses high-density EEG to assess auditory steady-state responses in children with ASD and their siblings, finding reduced low-frequency responses in ASD that may reflect heritable neurophysiological markers.

This study investigates reduced neural entrainment to rhythmic patterns in autism, linking it to impaired temporal flexibility and behavioral responses to variable stimuli.

This study uses EEG to show that switching attention between sensory modalities leads to slower responses and increased cognitive effort, with delayed neural responses and reduced sensory processing efficiency.

This study uses high-density electrophysiological mapping to compare somatosensory temporal sensitivity between autistic and neurotypical adults using the MMN paradigm, finding no group differences in discrimination but subtle amplitude differences.

This study finds delayed feedback in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) during visual contour integration, suggesting weakened predictive mechanisms in sensory processing.

The paper investigates prediction certainty in autism using MMN, finding intact neural representation of pitch deviants but not ISI deviants.

The paper examines the relationship between auditory processing and adaptive behavior in children with ASD using electrophysiological measures and behavioral scales.

This study uses ERP to find early visual processing differences in cystinosis, showing larger VEPs and altered neural-verbal ability associations.

This study investigates response inhibition and error-monitoring in cystinosis using behavioral and electrophysiological measures, finding atypical inhibitory processing and reduced error-related positivity in affected individuals.

This study investigates prediction certainty in autism using EEG, finding reduced modulation of brain potentials in response to varying cue validity, suggesting an all-or-none evaluation of certainty in autistic individuals.

This fMRI study examines multisensory enhancement in audiovisual speech perception, finding enhanced activity in multisensory integration regions, semantic networks, and extralinguistic areas.

This study links feedback processing strength, measured via VEP modulation, to individual differences in resistance to visual backward masking during illusory contour detection in humans.

This study identifies unique neural signatures of mobility in older adults at-risk of cognitive impairment using EEG and gait analysis during visual perturbations.

The paper investigates the brain processes involved in learning and identifying novel audio-visual objects using high-density ERPs and identifies three stages of multisensory processing.

This study investigates neural entrainment and anticipation in children with ASD compared to typically developing controls, finding reduced entrainment and altered anticipation in ASD.

The paper examines auditory processing differences in individuals with 22q11.2 Deletion Syndrome with and without psychotic symptoms compared to neurotypical controls using electrophysiology.