David C. Jangraw

The paper shows brain-language alignment during naturalistic reading is detectable in EEG and reduced during mind-wandering, with contextual embeddings performing better than static ones.

ReMind estimates mind-wandering onset during reading by combining retrospective self-reports with eye-tracking, showing improved detection using onset-aligned windows.

This study identifies mood variability and responsiveness to recent events as markers of well-being using computational modeling and a mood modulation task.

The paper shows that earlier experiences have a stronger influence on reported mood than recent events, using computational modeling and neural evidence.

This study uses TMS to test the role of the lateral occipital cortex in perceptual decision-making, finding that stimulation at 400ms slows reaction times while early stimulation improves performance.

The paper uses high-resolution fMRI to show layer-specific activity in human dlPFC during working memory task epochs, with superficial layers active during delay and deeper layers during response.