David José Pedrosa

This study investigates β-γ phase-amplitude coupling in Parkinson's disease using EEG, finding frequency-specific increases in high β-γ PAC linked to motor symptoms and responsive to medication.

This study identifies disruptions in rhythmic brain networks in essential tremor patients during naturalistic movement, linking altered network engagement to motor deficits and tremor severity.

This study examines how striatal dopamine levels affect dynamic functional connectivity in Parkinson's disease, finding cohort-specific results that suggest dopamine's role in brain network dynamics.

This study compares high- and low-frequency DBS in the STN on response inhibition and action selection in PD using eye-tracking and EEG, finding differential effects on impulsivity.

This paper decodes voluntary movements and postural tremor from thalamic LFPs to enable on-demand DBS for essential tremor without peripheral sensors.