Nadia Müller

Accelerated neural aging as a systems-level vulnerability for tinnitus

This study identifies accelerated neural aging as a risk factor for tinnitus by analyzing MEG and structural imaging data from multiple datasets.

Decreasing alpha flow releases task-specific processing paths

The paper shows that decreasing alpha flow in specific brain regions helps prioritize task-relevant sensory processing during visual or auditory attention tasks.

Reducing tinnitus via inhibitory influence of the sensorimotor system on auditory cortical activity

This study investigates how sensorimotor system modulation affects tinnitus perception using magnetencephalography, finding increased alpha-band connectivity and reduced gamma power in the auditory cortex during relaxation.

Cortical Activity Associated With Acute Development of Phantom Auditory Percepts via Unilateral Deprivation

The paper measures cortical activity changes associated with acute tinnitus-like percepts induced by unilateral auditory deprivation using MEG.

Pre-stimulus feedback connectivity biases the content of visual experiences

The paper shows that pre-stimulus feedback connectivity between V1 and FFA predicts the content of visual perception in the Rubin face/vase illusion.