Brian C. Kavanaugh

This study examines how burst features of oscillatory activity in alpha, beta, and high frequency bands relate to working memory accuracy in healthy adults.

This study identifies ASH1L mutations causing a neurodevelopmental disorder with sex-specific effects on epilepsy and autism in mice and humans.

The paper investigates bursting patterns in EEG data from adolescents with ADHD and finds that deviations in alpha/beta and gamma burst dynamics correlate with working memory errors and clinical symptoms.

The paper uses iPSC-derived neurons from Christianson syndrome patients to show allele-specific responses to rescue strategies, highlighting the need for personalized therapeutic approaches.