Stergios Makris

This study investigates the effects of tDCS-enhanced working memory training on older adults, finding no additional benefits from tDCS but persistent near-transfer effects and task-specific neural changes.

This paper quantifies mirroring in Dance Movement Therapy, showing differences in synchrony between dyadic and triadic interactions and linking it to embodied coordination and therapeutic attunement.

This study uses cTBS to inhibit the left DLPFC in older adults and finds that it disrupts verbal working memory by prolonging P200 latency, suggesting impaired early attentional gating.

This study examines age-related changes in theta and alpha oscillations during working memory tasks, finding that older adults use alpha-mediated compensation to maintain performance despite reduced theta activity.