Massimo Lumaca

The paper predicts individual differences in melodic contour processing from resting state functional connectivity, finding higher predictability in sensory association cortices.

This study uses MEG to investigate short-term auditory recognition by analyzing neural responses to same versus different sounds, finding distinct patterns in early and late negative components.

The paper investigates how structural and functional brain network properties relate to the vividness of visual imagery in 273 participants.

This study uses MEG to show that older adults have distinct neural responses to musical sequences compared to young adults, challenging the idea that aging uniformly reduces brain function.

The paper investigates how brain connectivity relates to coherent information transmission in a cultural transmission task, finding lower inter-hemispheric connectivity correlates with higher transmission coherence.

This study compares structural and functional brain connectivity in individuals with high versus average fluid intelligence using DTI and MEG, finding differences in network organization and frequency-specific patterns.

The paper investigates how learning complex auditory patterns changes brain connectivity in auditory cortex using fMRI and dynamic causal modelling.