Tadeusz Marek

The paper investigates diurnal changes in brain anatomy using voxel-based morphometry and links them to sleep characteristics in a large dataset.

This study examines how the amplitude of diurnal rhythms relates to brain structure in individuals with different chronotypes, finding correlations in the visual cortex and middle temporal gyrus.

This study investigates trial-by-trial coupling between theta power and BOLD signals during conflict tasks, revealing distinct relationships in brain regions associated with conflict and error processing.

The paper investigates how time of day affects false memory formation using non-linear correlation analysis of fMRI data from a short-term memory task.

This study examines changes in human functioning during sleep restriction and recovery, finding incomplete recovery in some measures despite full sleep duration.

This study examines the effects of 10 days of partial sleep deprivation and subsequent recovery on cognitive performance and neural responses using the Stroop test and EEG.