Marlene Bönstrup

The paper links alpha and low-beta oscillatory activity in cingulate and striatal brain hubs to micro-offline gains during early skill learning.

The paper shows that neural representations of actions in motor skills differentiate during early learning, particularly offline, and shift brain regions involved as skill improves.

The paper develops and validates LeAPP, an automated processing pipeline for stroke MRI data that improves volumetric and connectome reconstructions compared to standard pipelines.

The paper shows that early motor skill learning generalizes rapidly to related skills when they share parsing rule structures, but not when they share only ordinal or transitional structures.

This study identifies fast waking neural replay during rest periods that correlates with skill consolidation in humans.

This study uses sub-millimeter fMRI to show that individual fingers have multiple mirrored representations in the motor cortex based on movement types, bridging invasive and non-invasive motor organization research.

This study investigates how beta rhythm events relate to corticospinal excitability and finds they predict MEP amplitudes but do not add variance beyond mean beta power.

This study examines how tACS to secondary motor areas affects cortical oscillations in stroke patients, finding weak modulations in task-related connectivity metrics.

This paper models functional brain networks from structural connectivity data and compares them to EEG-derived networks, finding that structural connectivity explains a significant portion of functional variance.