Stefan Arnau

This study examines how task demands affect spontaneous blink timing and its relationship to behavioral performance in adults.

This study shows that eye blink frequency profiles track attentional processes in working memory without requiring neuroimaging.

The paper examines longitudinal changes in aperiodic EEG activity and links them to age-related declines in sustained attention but not executive function.

The paper investigates how outcome controllability and error attribution affect proactive attentional control using EEG and cognitive modeling, finding differences in response times and neural oscillations between self and system error attributions.

This study links polygenic scores for intelligence to general intelligence using resting-state EEG graph metrics, showing parieto-frontal brain connectivity mediates the genetic association.

This study examines how cognitive effort in a rewarded task-switching paradigm is reflected in EEG oscillatory activity, finding increased mid-frontal theta power during the cue-target interval.

This study investigates how reward prospects affect cognitive processing under different task specificity conditions, finding that reward enhances preparatory top-down attention in a task-specific manner.

This study shows that task prioritization affects EEG oscillations during task preparation, but not the decoding of task-specific information or attentional orienting.

This study identifies increased alpha power during inter-trial intervals as a correlate of mind wandering, suggesting its potential use for real-time detection in critical tasks.

The paper investigates hemispheric asymmetries in posterior alpha power during a working memory task, finding they reflect the selection and inhibition of spatial context information.