Marianne A. Barbu‐Roth

Characterization of aperiodic and theta activity in preterm infants using EEG: Insights into cerebral maturation and inter-individual variability

This study uses EEG spectral parameterization to analyze aperiodic activity and theta power in preterm infants, showing developmental changes and links to clinical factors and brain microstructure.

On the typical development of the central sulcus in infancy: a longitudinal evaluation of its morphology and link to behaviour

This study longitudinally evaluates the morphology of the central sulcus in infants and its potential link to motor development.

Characterizing the temporal dynamics and maturation of brain activity during sleep: an EEG microstate study in preterm and full-term infants.

This study uses EEG microstate analysis to compare brain activity maturation in preterm and full-term infants, finding slower dynamics and altered spatio-temporal properties in preterms.

Generating variability from motor primitives during infant locomotor development

This study tracks motor variability in infants from birth to walking onset, showing how variability arises from a small number of motor primitives early on and becomes more regular as more primitives develop.

Optimization of modularity during development to simplify walking control across strides

This study compares modular control of walking between toddlers and adults, finding that adults use fewer, more consistent modules while toddlers require more modules to handle stride variability.