Athina Tzovara

The paper maps directed cortico-limbic signaling in the human brain using electrical probing, finding limbic structures send twice as many signals as they receive during wakefulness and sleep.

The paper examines how neural timescales and spatiotemporal integration change across the sleep/wake cycle using intracranial EEG data from the human cortex.

The paper decodes neural representations of perceived and imagined melodies from MEG data, revealing distinct brain networks for sensory processing and abstract melody representation.

The paper shows that intrinsic neural timescales increase along the human auditory network, correlating with auditory response latencies.

The paper investigates auditory prediction mechanisms in the human hippocampus and amygdala, finding distinct neural responses to predictable and unpredictable sound sequences.

This study investigates neural prediction error signals in aversive learning using fMRI in humans, finding asymmetric representation of threat omission PEs in the medial prefrontal cortex.

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