Sara K. Inati

Sex-related structural alterations across common epilepsies: a worldwide ENIGMA study

This study examines sex differences in structural brain alterations in common epilepsies using neuroimaging data from a large international cohort, finding some regional differences but no significant sex-by-diagnosis interactions.

Reactivation of reward representations associated with the reinforcement of behavior

The paper investigates how reward-related neural representations are reactivated during learning to reinforce behavior, finding that reactivation occurs when reward contingencies are consistent across tasks.

Discrete ripples reflect a spectrum of synchronous spiking activity in human association cortex

This study shows that cortical ripples in human temporal cortex are linked to neuronal spiking synchrony and contribute to broadband high frequency activity.

Neural Fragility as an EEG Marker of the Seizure Onset Zone

The paper introduces and validates neural fragility as an EEG biomarker for identifying the seizure onset zone, showing higher prediction accuracy than clinician judgment.

Low frequency traveling waves in the human cortex coordinate neural activity across spatial scales

The paper examines low frequency traveling waves in the human cortex and finds they coordinate neural activity across spatial scales and with single unit spiking.

Using Network Analysis to Localize the Epileptogenic Zone from Invasive EEG Recordings in Intractable Focal Epilepsy

The paper develops a network analysis algorithm to localize the epileptogenic zone using invasive EEG recordings, showing better agreement with clinical outcomes in successful surgeries.

Signal complexity of human intracranial EEG tracks successful associative memory formation across individuals

The paper identifies neural signal complexity metrics in intracranial EEG that correlate with successful associative memory formation across individuals.

Dual origins of measured phase-amplitude coupling reveal distinct neural mechanisms underlying episodic memory in the human cortex

The paper examines phase-amplitude coupling in the human cortex during memory tasks and finds that decreases in PAC in specific brain regions are linked to two distinct neural mechanisms.