Maria Niedernhuber

Diminishing Arousal Shifts the Balance of Cortical Networks Supporting Spatial Attention

This study investigates how reduced alertness affects spatial attention by analyzing EEG data from participants during wakefulness and drowsiness, revealing changes in interhemispheric connectivity.

Delayed, Reduced and Redundant: Information Processing of Prediction Errors during Sleep

The paper analyzes prediction error processing during sleep using information-theoretic methods, finding reduced and redundant neural information with deeper sleep and REM.

N, N-Dimethyltryptamine and harmine formulation shifts metastable topography sequences in the cortex

This study investigates how a psychedelic formulation affects neural dynamics, finding increased metastability and structured reorganization of brain states.

Interactions of Sleep and Repetitive Behavior in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism, and Intellectual Disability

The paper examines the relationship between sleep disturbance and repetitive behaviors in neurodevelopmental conditions, finding that symptom dimensions better predict outcomes than diagnostic categories.

Sustained dynamics and modality-specific network reconfigurations define crossmodal prediction error

This study investigates crossmodal prediction errors using EEG, finding sustained cortical responses and reconfigured networks compared to unimodal errors.

Supramodal and modality-specific neural information supports multi-feature prediction errors across cortical levels

This study investigates how the brain processes multi-feature prediction errors across different cortical levels using EEG and finds supramodal and modality-specific neural responses.

Sensory target detection at local and global timescales reveals a hierarchy of supramodal dynamics in the human cortex

The paper investigates how sensory target detection in the human cortex operates at local and global timescales, revealing a hierarchy of supramodal dynamics across different sensory modalities.

Melatonin suppression does not automatically alter sleepiness, vigilance, sensory processing, or sleep

This study investigates whether high-melanopic light affects sleep and vigilance, finding no differential effects despite melatonin suppression.