James R. McIntosh

This study evaluates how electrode parameters affect spinal cord stimulation efficacy in rats, finding that position, distance, and size significantly improve muscle recruitment.

The paper maps muscle responses to cervical spinal cord stimulation in humans, finding stronger responses with lateral stimulation and revealing organized patterns of activation.

The paper examines how improvisational experience affects brain connectivity patterns during musical tasks using EEG data.

This paper applies a drift-diffusion model to Simon task data to identify BOLD correlates of conflict processing parameters.