Nikolay Syrov

The paper uses EEG and time-resolved pattern analysis to show theta-rhythmic neural patterns predict STM error during encoding and maintenance.

This study shows spinal cord excitability varies with the cardiac cycle phase, peaking in late diastole, contrasting with cortical excitability patterns.

The paper examines EEG activity in anesthetized rats to identify neurophysiological markers of acute pain under urethane-induced anesthesia.

This paper investigates how tactile imagery affects cortical responses to vibrotactile stimulation, finding that it modulates EEG patterns and enhances cortical processing of real tactile stimuli.

This study compares the effects of tactile imagery, tactile stimulation, and kinesthetic motor imagery on corticospinal excitability using TMS, finding greater increases during kinesthetic motor imagery than tactile imagery.

This study compares EEG patterns from real and imagined vibrotactile sensations on the right hand, finding similar ERD patterns in motor and somatosensory areas.

The paper analyzes EEG responses during real and imagined movements to understand visuomotor transformation, finding differences in lateralized readiness potentials and sensorimotor activation patterns.