Simon Ruch

The paper evaluates the reliability of resting-state EEG measures and their association with long-term memory in children and adults, finding alpha power as a reliable predictor in adults.

This study shows that EEG entropy from short segments reflects both baseline and stimulation-induced changes in cortical excitability, potentially improving TMS intervention strategies.

This study shows that broadband EEG measures like aperiodic exponent and entropy predict corticospinal excitability better than traditional band-limited features.

The paper tests if novel vocabulary is encoded during slow-wave sleep and identifies neural events that support memory formation.

This study shows that sleep-learning impairs subsequent awake-learning when the new information is congruent with sleep-formed associations, but not when it conflicts.