Joshua C. Brown

This study uses dual-coil paired-pulse TMS to show a spatially specific facilitatory connection between the supplementary motor complex and primary motor cortex in humans.

This study compares motor sequence learning performance between caffeine consumers and non-consumers, finding faster response times in the caffeine group.

This study examines the combined effects of pharmacological agents and intermittent theta-burst stimulation on motor sequence learning in humans, finding that lorazepam with iTBS impairs retention.

This study uses a temporal memory algorithm to model how synaptic atrophy in the neocortex affects predictive capacity and prediction confidence, linking it to major depressive disorder symptoms.