Emily L. Isenstein

This study examines tactile adaptation in autistic and neurotypical adults using EEG, finding preserved short-term adaptation but heightened re-sensitization in autistic individuals.

This study uses high-density electrophysiological mapping to compare somatosensory temporal sensitivity between autistic and neurotypical adults using the MMN paradigm, finding no group differences in discrimination but subtle amplitude differences.

This study uses a somatosensory mismatch negativity paradigm to investigate how the brain processes vibrotactile duration, finding that sMMN responses correlate with individual ability to detect duration deviants.