Alexander Kraskov

From static to dynamic: how object rotation influences grasp decisions in ambiguous settings

The paper investigates how preceding static or dynamic visual information influences grasp decisions in ambiguous settings, finding that dynamic rotation leads to an inverse bias in grasp configurations.

Electrophysiological Characteristics of Epidural Spinal Signals in Preclinical Models of Spinal Cord Stimulation

This study characterizes electrophysiological signals evoked by spinal cord stimulation in rats and macaques, identifying distinct waveform features and potential physiological origins of ECAPs, doublets, ESAPs, and EMG signals.

Movement initiation and grasp representation in premotor and primary motor cortex mirror neurons

The paper investigates how movement initiation and grasp representation are encoded in premotor and primary motor cortex neurons during execution, observation, and withholding of reach-to-grasp actions in macaques.

Top-down contextual requirement to suppress self-movement influences grasp-specific modulation of corticospinal excitability during action observation

The paper investigates how task context affects corticospinal excitability during action observation, finding that a Go-NoGo paradigm reduces grasp-specific modulation of motor evoked potentials.

On the interpretation of tractography-based parcellations

This study shows that diffusion tractography-based parcellations of subcortical structures can be obtained without internal anisotropy, suggesting caution in interpreting such results.