Anirban Dutta

Evaluating Brain Flow Index from a temple-worn wearable against depth-resolved time-domain NIRS during head-down tilt and postural transitions in healthy young men

This study evaluates the Temple Brain Flow Index from a wearable device against depth-resolved NIRS data during postural changes, showing stronger correlation with brain-layer hemodynamics than scalp-layer.

Temple PPG Morphology Demonstrates a Stronger Cardiovascular Age Signal Than Wrist Sites

This study compares PPG morphology features from temple and wrist sites, finding stronger age correlations at the temple.

Efference information flow during skill acquisition mediates its interaction with medical simulation technology

This study examines how efference information flow during skill acquisition interacts with medical simulation technology, showing skill level and simulation type affect brain network dynamics.

Interhemispheric functional connectivity in the primary motor cortex distinguishes between training on a physical and a virtual surgical simulator

The paper compares interhemispheric functional connectivity in the primary motor cortex between physical and virtual surgical simulators using fNIRS and finds distinct connectivity patterns.

Functional near-infrared spectroscopy in conjunction with electroencephalography of cerebellar transcranial direct current stimulation responses in the latent neurovascular coupling space a chronic stroke study

This study uses fNIRS-EEG to measure brain activation changes after ctDCS and VR-based Balance Training in chronic stroke survivors, finding significant effects of electrode montage and intervention state on neurovascular coupling measures.

Lobule-specific dosage considerations for cerebellar transcranial direct current stimulation during healthy aging - a computational modeling study using age-specific MRI templates

This paper uses computational modeling with age-specific MRI templates to show that cerebellar lobule-specific dosing of ctDCS varies with age, affecting EF distribution and reducing specificity in older adults.

A computational pipeline to determine lobular electric field distribution during cerebellar transcranial direct current stimulation

The paper develops a computational pipeline to analyze subject-specific lobular electric field distribution during cerebellar transcranial direct current stimulation (ctDCS) using MRI-guided head modeling.