Henry Railo

Structural Brain Correlates of Speech Disfluency in Early Childhood: A Dimensional Analysis in a Non-Clinical Cohort

This study examines the structural brain correlates of speech disfluency in 5-year-olds, finding associations between grey matter volume and disfluency without significant sex differences.

Conscious and unconscious perception of pitch shifts in auditory feedback during vocalization: Behavioral functions and event-related potential correlates

The paper investigates how conscious and unconscious perception of pitch shifts in auditory feedback during vocalization affects vocal responses and neural activity.

Multiple independent components contribute to event-related potential correlates of conscious vision

The paper uses ICA to identify independent neural sources underlying ERP correlates of conscious vision, finding distinct spatial and temporal patterns for VAN and LP.

Rapid withdrawal from a threatening animal is movement-specific and mediated by reflex-like neural processing

This study shows that humans exhibit rapid withdrawal responses to feared animals like snakes and spiders, mediated by reflex-like attentional processing, with later conscious attention slowing the response.

Neurologically healthy humans' ability to make saccades toward unseen targets

This study investigates whether neurologically healthy humans can make saccades toward unseen visual targets, finding that saccades are influenced by unconscious information but initiated by conscious perception.

Resting state EEG as a biomarker of Parkinson's disease: Influence of measurement conditions

This study evaluates the use of resting state EEG for Parkinson's disease classification, finding that fewer electrodes and open-eye conditions improve accuracy.

Event-related potential correlates of learning to produce novel foreign phonemes

The paper investigates neural correlates of learning to pronounce novel foreign phonemes using ERP recordings, finding that late slow waves correlate with pronunciation improvement.

Deficits in monitoring self-produced speech in Parkinson's disease

The paper examines auditory evoked responses to self-produced and heard speech in Parkinson's disease patients, finding abnormal modulation in those without subjective speech deficits.

Subliminal perception can be predicted from prestimulus activity

The paper shows that subliminal perception can be predicted from prestimulus EEG activity and previous trial performance, indicating it shares mechanisms with conscious vision.

Consciousness as a Concrete Physical Phenomenon

The paper presents a metatheory of consciousness arguing it is a concrete physical process that can be empirically observed and characterized, collapsing consciousness into a standard scientific problem.

TMS of V1 eliminates unconscious processing of chromatic stimuli

The paper shows that unconscious chromatic processing in healthy participants depends on the primary visual cortex (V1) by eliminating the redundant target effect (RTE) with TMS of V1.

Dopamine and eye movement control in Parkinson’s disease: deficits in corollary discharge signals?

This study investigates whether Parkinson’s disease patients have deficits in updating sensory representations after eye movements, linking these deficits to dopaminergic system integrity.

Binocular disparity can augment the capacity of vision without affecting subjective experience of depth

This study investigates whether binocular disparity enhances objective visual performance without altering the subjective experience of depth, finding dissociation between functional and subjective aspects of stereopsis.