Trinh Nguyen

This study shows newborns can track rhythmic statistical regularities in music but not melodic information, suggesting rhythm develops earlier than melody.

This study examines how infants' neural responses and movements to music develop between 3, 6, and 12 months, finding early auditory processing and delayed structured movement responses.

This paper uses multivariate modeling of EEG data from dyadic dance to decode neural processes related to music, movement, and social coordination, identifying a new neural marker for social alignment.

This study assesses the feasibility of real-time interbrain synchrony measurement using fNIRS and wavelet transform coherence for neurofeedback applications.

This study examines neural tracking and rhythmic movements in 7-month-old infants during maternal singing, finding links to later expressive vocabulary.

The paper examines neural synchrony in mother-infant interactions during proto-conversations and finds it relates to turn-taking frequency and infant brain maturity and vocabulary development.

The paper examines how social touch in mother-infant interactions relates to neural and physiological synchrony, finding that touch is linked to neural synchrony but not physiological synchrony during naturalistic interactions.

This study uses MLST to analyze Cryptococcus neoformans var. grubii isolates from Vietnam and Laos, revealing a unique intermediate population structure compared to other regions.