Alina A. Studenova

The paper shows that individual heartbeats reflect distinct prediction processes during human probabilistic learning, with specific cardiac responses linked to anticipation, orienting, and feedback-based updating.

The paper examines how structural brain features relate to functional activity across individuals and brain regions, finding distinct mechanisms for intra- and inter-individual variability in alpha power.

This study quantifies non-uniform effects of remaining field spread on ROI activity and connectivity estimation in M/EEG using cross-talk functions.

This study investigates how cardiac signals influence the perception of motor intention during Libet's task, finding that movement initiation aligns with the diastolic phase of the cardiac cycle.

This study investigates BCI performance using longitudinal data and finds that signal-to-noise ratio, not mu rhythm connectivity, predicts performance across multiple analysis pipelines.

The paper links the P300 evoked response and alpha oscillations in EEG through a baseline-shift mechanism, showing they share temporal, spatial, and cognitive correlations.

The paper shows that non-zero mean alpha oscillations exist in both computational models and empirical EEG data, supporting the unification of oscillations and evoked responses.