Nima Noury

This study compares motor unit number estimation using optically pumped magnetometer-based magnetomyography (OPM-MMG) and surface electromyography (EMG), finding that OPM-MMG can estimate motor unit numbers contactlessly with comparable accuracy when signal-to-noise ratio is equalized.

This paper introduces a method to measure tCS effects by comparing neural activity during simultaneous stimulation with predictions from linear superposition, finding phase-dependent interactions between tACS and visual flicker.

This study demonstrates that magnetomyography (MMG) signals can detect individual motor units non-invasively using SQUIDs and OPMs, validated by simultaneous intramuscular EMG recordings.

The paper shows that abstract choice representations exist in the human brain even when choice-response mappings are stable, using MEG during a motion discrimination task.

This study investigates phase-amplitude coupling in resting-state MEG, showing that non-harmonic coupling is absent and harmonic coupling is widespread.