Richard Ewald Rosch

This study finds that recurrent seizures in epilepsy are associated with reduced cortical entropy in the interictal state, particularly in those with earlier seizure onset.

This paper shows that incorporating neurotransmitter receptor densities improves biophysically informed models of intracranial EEG spectra, linking molecular characteristics to cortical population dynamics.

This study uses a spiking neural network model with chloride dynamics to show that benzodiazepine efficacy in status epilepticus depends on GABAAR reversal potential and pyramidal cell chloride extrusion.

This paper uses HAVOK analysis to model nonlinear seizure dynamics and improves multi-day seizure risk forecasting by identifying short-period forcings.

This study links interictal epileptiform discharge spread to network coupling in tuberous sclerosis patients using EEG and neural mass modeling.

The paper studies neuronal dynamics in larval zebrafish during development, finding region-specific balance between stability and flexibility, with the telencephalon showing increased stability and long-term attractor dynamics.

The paper shows that EI imbalance during seizures disrupts whole-brain critical dynamics by reorganizing neural networks, leading to chaotic and less stable brain states.

This paper introduces transparent graphene microelectrodes to simultaneously record microelectrocorticography and calcium fluorescence in vivo, revealing spatiotemporal seizure dynamics through non-negative matrix factorization.

This study develops an NMDAR-Ab-mediated rat seizure model and shows that reducing excitatory neurotransmission, not inhibitory, causes seizures, which can be mitigated by a neurosteroid.

This study shows NMDA-receptor antibodies alter cortical microcircuit dynamics and predispose to paroxysmal EEG abnormalities in a mouse model.

The paper uses imaging and dynamic causal modelling to show concurrent changes in synaptic coupling at macro- and mesoscale during epileptic seizures in zebrafish.

This study investigates the effects of NMDAR blockade with ketamine on auditory processing using a roving oddball paradigm and dynamic causal modelling, finding selective prefrontal disinhibition.

This study analyzes EEG dynamics in healthy and epileptic infants, identifying distinct network state switching patterns that differentiate the two groups.