Janna D. Lendner

The paper investigates how inhibitory circuits modulate the relationship between aperiodic activity and spiking in mouse visual cortex across different states and contexts.

This study examines how spectral slope and Lempel-Ziv complexity change across sleep stages and tasks, finding that narrowband slope uniquely correlates with task performance.

The paper reveals that hippocampal and neocortical sharp-wave ripples have distinct functional roles during sleep, with hippocampal ripples promoting information transfer and neocortical ripples reducing interference.

This study shows REM sleep recalibrates excitation/inhibition balance, predicting memory consolidation success in humans.

This study examines changes in oscillatory and aperiodic neuronal activity in working memory after anaesthesia and finds distinct EEG signatures linked to cognitive performance.

The paper identifies the edge-of-chaos critical point as the state of cortical dynamics during conscious states and shows it is disrupted during unconsciousness.

The paper identifies the 1/f spectral slope as an electrophysiological marker that distinguishes wakefulness from sleep and anesthesia by reflecting changes in excitation-inhibition balance.