Alan D. Degenhart

This study shows that brief TMS trains triggered at specific FM-theta phases can directionally modulate post-train FM-theta power, suggesting a causal role of oscillations in cognition.

The paper shows that posture and goal information in motor cortex are organized in separate, orthogonal subspaces, with posture information being stable across tasks.

This study challenges monkeys to reverse natural neural activity time courses in motor cortex using a BCI, finding they cannot violate these time courses, supporting the idea that neural activity reflects network-level computations.