Ronan Denyer

This study shows that transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation increases corticospinal excitability and pupil size during active stimulation but not after, with distinct temporal dynamics between the two effects.

This study finds sex differences in brain activation during motor imagery after stroke, with females showing greater sensorimotor activation and males greater cerebellar and parietal activation.

This study investigates how spatially congruent cues affect the stability of asymmetric rhythmic bimanual movements, finding that their benefits depend on movement frequency and strategy.

This study examines if high intensity aerobic exercise with motor training improves cognitive-motor function and functional connectivity in chronic stroke patients, finding improved processing speed and reduced connectivity.

This study examines how skilled motor practice affects myelin plasticity in stroke patients using multi-component relaxation imaging, finding increased myelin water fraction in specific brain regions after training.