Julio Rodriguez‐Larios

tACS increases alpha burst duration in a frequency- and montage-specific manner

This study shows that tACS at 10 Hz in posterior regions increases alpha burst duration, but not cognitive performance or resting state cognition.

Not all mantra meditations are equal: Emergence of divergent alpha oscillatory dynamics across mantras

This study compares two mantra meditation practices, finding distinct alpha oscillatory dynamics and suggesting different neural and psychological effects.

Revisiting alpha-theta cross-frequency dynamics during working memory

This study examines alpha-theta cross-frequency dynamics during working memory and finds reduced inter-areal connectivity despite increased 2:1 frequency ratios.

Reduced occurrence of alpha waves during resting state predicts high ADHD traits in young adults

This study finds that lower alpha wave occurrence during rest predicts higher ADHD traits in young adults using EEG data from a twin sample.

Common neural mechanisms supporting time judgements in humans and monkeys

This study compares neural mechanisms for time perception in humans and monkeys, finding similar post-interval potentials and firing rate differences during time categorization tasks.

Assessing the effects of an 8-week mindfulness training program on neural oscillations and self-reports during meditation practice

This study examines how an 8-week mindfulness training program affects neural oscillations and self-reported attention lapses during meditation, finding no reduction in lapses but frontal alpha slowing associated with meditation experience.

Genuine beta bursts in human working memory: controlling for the influence of lower-frequency rhythms

This study identifies genuine beta bursts in human working memory by controlling for lower-frequency rhythm influences, showing load-dependent changes in amplitude, duration, and rate.

Visual working memory recruits two functionally distinct alpha rhythms in posterior cortex

This study identifies two distinct alpha rhythms in posterior cortex during visual working memory, showing different power and frequency modulations and relationships with task performance.

Nonlinear EEG signatures of mind wandering during breath focus meditation

This study uses nonlinear EEG complexity metrics to distinguish mind wandering from breath focus in novice meditators, finding reduced complexity during mind wandering.

The EEG spectral fingerprints of meditation and mind wandering differ between experienced meditators and novices

This study finds that experienced meditators show distinct EEG spectral patterns during meditation and mind wandering compared to novices.

EEG alpha-theta dynamics during mind wandering in the context of breath focus meditation: an experience sampling approach with novice meditation practitioners

This study examines EEG theta-alpha oscillations during mind wandering in meditation, finding increased theta amplitude and decreased frequency, and decreased alpha amplitude with increased frequency during mind wandering.

From thoughtless awareness to effortful cognition: alpha - theta cross-frequency dynamics in experienced meditators during meditation, rest and arithmetic

The paper shows that 2:1 harmonic alpha:theta cross-frequency relationships increase from meditation to arithmetic tasks in experienced meditators.