Taruna Yadav

This study investigates the neural mechanisms underlying awareness of action by comparing aware and unaware actions, identifying both immediate and long-term neural correlates.

The paper investigates impaired consciousness in temporal lobe seizures, finding that bilateral spread is not required, onset side has no effect, and specific EEG patterns predict impaired consciousness with high accuracy.

This study shows that mice exhibit auditory-induced alpha/beta event-related desynchronizations (ERDs) in cortical and thalamic regions, supporting their use as a model for studying perceptual processing.

This study examines how reward expectation modulates neural activity in the primary motor cortex, showing changes in alpha power, spike rates, and spike-field coherence during motor tasks and observation.

This paper demonstrates a neural critic that classifies reward value from motor cortical activity with high accuracy, aiming to improve brain machine interfaces.