Rasa Gulbinaite

The paper shows that mouse primary visual cortex exhibits spatiotemporal resonance patterns similar to humans, with multiple frequency peaks and standing wave characteristics in response to flicker.

The paper uses random tactile stimulation to reveal beta-band oscillatory bursts in the somatosensory system, showing they share characteristics with resting-state and evoked beta oscillations.

This study shows midfrontal theta phase coordinates brain computations during cognitive control tasks, with behaviorally relevant effects observed across two datasets.

The paper shows attention modulates SSVEP amplitude differently at alpha and gamma frequencies, with positive effects at gamma and negative at alpha.

This study shows that 10 Hz flicker affects selective attention based on individual alpha peak frequency, with stronger effects during stimulus processing than preparation.

The paper demonstrates that alpha-band brain oscillations can drive the perception of a third flash in the triple-flash illusion, based on pre- and post-stimulus EEG phase and power.

This paper introduces RESS, a method to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio of steady-state evoked potentials by separating neural responses from noise in rhythmic sensory stimulation data.