Hui Ming Khoo

This study shows that right hippocampal ripples increase before insight occurs in humans, suggesting a role in non-conscious processing leading to conscious awareness.

This paper demonstrates that closed-loop brain-computer interfaces can retrieve intended images using a CLIP latent space, achieving over 80% accuracy, while failing with AlexNet.

This study correlates hippocampal sharp-wave ripples with self-generated thoughts in humans using local field potential recordings and experience sampling.

The paper investigates motor and sensory neural processing during swallowing using intracranial electrodes, finding distinct phase-amplitude coupling patterns in the orofacial cortex.

This study uses intracranial EEG to analyze high gamma and beta band oscillations during swallowing phases, identifying distinct neural activities associated with mouth-opening, water-injection, and swallowing.

The paper visualizes phase-amplitude coupling during seizures by creating a video that shows how ripple activity is modulated by low-frequency rhythms.

The paper identifies five mechanisms of negative BOLD responses and develops a windkessel model to detect, classify, and estimate these mechanisms from fMRI data.