Henry Hebron

The paper examines how insufficient sleep affects tonic REM sleep EEG components and their associations with mood, cognition, and cortical excitability.

This paper shows that aperiodic EEG activity is a better marker of vigilance than oscillatory features, across different states and datasets.

This study shows that closed-loop auditory stimulation can induce lateralised alpha frequency modulation in visual cortices during memory retention, linked to task performance asymmetry.

This study shows that closed-loop auditory stimulation can modulate alpha and theta oscillations during REM sleep in a phase-dependent manner, altering power and frequency.

This study identifies dynamic EEG neuromarkers of cognitive ageing and memory function, showing they are more robust and sensitive than static markers.

This paper introduces Alpha Closed-Loop Auditory Stimulation (CLAS) to modulate alpha oscillations and sleep onset dynamics in humans, showing phase-dependent effects on alpha power, frequency, and connectivity.