Irene Echeverria-Altuna

This study investigates temporal organisation of hand action selection in people who stutter (PWS) compared to typically fluent speakers (TFS) using MEG, finding weaker mu/beta modulation during high uncertainty periods.

The paper investigates how temporal attention affects visual processing stages using EEG, finding that temporal predictability modulates ERP components like P300 during target identification tasks.

The paper investigates how sensory and motor contents are prioritized in working memory through dynamic temporal modulation, finding they are temporally uncoupled and governed by distinct neural mechanisms.

The paper investigates beta activity and connectivity during sustained motor tasks and finds that beta activity and connectivity are transient, not sustained, even when motor behavior is sustained.