Robert L. Peach

OTTER maps mouse and human brain regions using optimal transport, revealing evolutionary differences in association cortex and enabling cross-species predictions.

This paper identifies universal dynamic routing modes in human cortical activity that are consistent across individuals and brain states, and links their disruption to Alzheimer's disease.

The paper identifies neurons as signal mixers that generate new oscillation frequencies, showing their role in cognitive functions and brain disorders.

This study identifies dynamic EEG neuromarkers of cognitive ageing and memory function, showing they are more robust and sensitive than static markers.

The paper introduces HCGA, a framework for analyzing graph data by computing thousands of graph features and using statistical learning tools to improve classification and discovery.

This paper demonstrates a method to suppress essential tremor by disrupting neural oscillation coherence through phase-locked electrical stimulation of the cerebellum.