Andreea Loredana Cretu

This study shows that transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) acutely lowers the resting motor threshold in human primary motor cortex, indicating increased neural responsiveness.

The paper shows that observing highly-valued actions reduces response time variability and strengthens motor cortex neural representations, independent of attentional engagement.

The paper examines the functional effects of a TMS double lesion on a cortical network by assessing saccade performance after perturbing nodes in the oculomotor network.

The paper investigates how uncertainty in contextual and kinematic cues modulates motor resonance in primary motor cortex during movement observation.