Magdalena Gippert

This study investigates how cardiac signals influence the perception of motor intention during Libet's task, finding that movement initiation aligns with the diastolic phase of the cardiac cycle.

This study shows motor imagery enhances learning of both imagined and linked overt movements, supported by neural evidence of event-related synchronization.

The paper investigates whether motor adaptation in one arm can be facilitated by prior movement of the other arm in bimanual sequences, finding that active participation in the sequence supports adaptation.

This study shows participants could self-regulate their right frontal Beta rhythm using EEG neurofeedback, but no offline behavioral changes were observed.

This study decodes cognitive processes from single-person fMRI data using similarity metrics, achieving high accuracy in predicting cognitive domains and specific content.