Valdas Noreika

The paper introduces a multimodal dataset capturing neurocognitive states during computer use, including physiological and subjective measures from 42 participants.

The paper examines the relationship between sleep disturbance and repetitive behaviors in neurodevelopmental conditions, finding that symptom dimensions better predict outcomes than diagnostic categories.

This study examines how linear and nonlinear brain connectivity changes with age during social interactions, finding that nonlinear measures better capture developmental differences in neural processing.

This study investigates how interoceptive awareness and heartbeat-related brain responses influence time perception during duration reproduction tasks.

This paper examines optimal window size selection for EEG connectivity analysis in infants, adults, and dyadic pairs, finding that optimal sizes vary depending on the metric and dataset.

This paper introduces CSER, a new complexity estimator for neural signals that overcomes limitations of LZ by providing spectral decomposition and higher temporal resolution, revealing gamma band dominance and early entropy changes in consciousness states.

The paper adapts an adult ICA component classifier for infant EEG data, showing improved performance in artifact removal and classification accuracy compared to both the original adult classifier and manual methods.

The paper investigates whether prediction error in the primate auditory cortex is linked to neural oscillations or broadband activity, finding that broadband activity captures the prediction error response.

This study investigates neural phase synchronization during visual face imagery, finding gamma-range long-range synchrony between frontoparietal and occipitoparietal regions and theta-range short-range frontal synchrony.

This study investigates how changes in wakefulness affect behavioural and neural markers of conscious awareness in humans.

This study uses tDCS to modulate dream movement during REM sleep, finding reduced dream movement but no effect on other bodily sensations.

The paper examines neural information dynamics during bistable perception, finding distinct patterns of integration and differentiation in neural activity for endogenously and exogenously driven percepts.

The paper conducts a blinded analysis to test if EEG spectral power can identify dreaming consciousness, finding no significant performance beyond chance.

This study examines how emotional valence affects parent-infant inter-brain network topology using dual-EEG data during social interactions.

This study shows that alertness fluctuations affect TMS-evoked neural responses, highlighting the need to account for alertness in TMS experiments.

This study examines how parental neural responsivity to infants' visual attention influences infant attention during solo and joint play.

The paper identifies altered tactile processing in CRPS patients through somatosensory-evoked potentials, showing variability in cognitive mechanisms and potential biomarkers for clinical use.