Clayton T. Dickson

This study compares traditional and BOSC methods for sleep spindle detection, finding BOSC more accurate in identifying valid spindles and reducing false detections.

This study uses bicuculline injections in the lateral parafacial region to identify rostral locations as core for active expiration generation.

This study investigates the role of postictal hypoperfusion/hypoxia in memory impairments after seizures, finding that synaptic plasticity is specifically affected while other network functions remain intact.

This study examines the effects of short-term hyperoxia on resting-state EEG in awake humans, finding changes in brain activity frequency ranges associated with attention and sleep initiation.

This study shows that rhythmic electrical field stimulation alters spontaneous slow cortical dynamics in mice during sleep-like states by changing propagation patterns and initiation zones.