Seitaro Iwama

Pre-movement sensor-level EEG activity recorded with a portable three-channel system is associated with futsal free-kick outcomes

The paper uses a portable three-channel EEG system to decode futsal free-kick outcomes from pre-movement brain activity, finding session-specific neural signatures linked to performance.

Design and validation of a novel portable electrode holder for motor-related EEG measurement

The paper designs and validates a portable EEG electrode holder for accurate motor-related EEG measurement in real-world settings.

Chronotype-specific impacts of sleep-wake schedule on behavioral, physiological and psychological parameters

This study examines how sleep-wake schedules affect performance, physiology, and psychology in early and late chronotypes, finding distinct patterns based on preferred sleep timing.

Human intention inference with a large language model can enhance brain-computer interface control: A proof-of-concept study

This paper demonstrates that integrating large language models with neural and oculomotor signals improves BCI control accuracy for selecting arbitrary posts in a social networking service.

Enhanced human sensorimotor integration via self-modulation of the somatosensory activity

This study shows that closed-loop neurofeedback training during motor imagery enhances somatosensory cortex activity and improves keyboard typing performance.

Two common issues in synchronized multimodal recordings with EEG: Jitter and Latency

The paper addresses two common issues in synchronized multimodal EEG recordings: jitter and latency, using a Lab Streaming Layer-based system for precise time alignment.

De novo brain-computer interfacing deforms manifold of populational neural activity patterns in human cerebral cortex

This study shows that de novo brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) alter the neural manifold of motor cortex activity during learning, with fixed classifiers stretching the manifold and adaptive classifiers preserving its structure.