Veikko Jousmäki

This study shows that synchronous speech-based vibrotactile stimulation improves speech comprehension in multi-talker noise by enhancing cortical tracking of speech and modulating brain connectivity.

This study identifies disruptions in rhythmic brain networks in essential tremor patients during naturalistic movement, linking altered network engagement to motor deficits and tremor severity.

The paper investigates cortico-muscular coupling during steady muscle force maintenance, finding temporally stable beta oscillations and their behavioral relevance.

The paper investigates the relationship between subjective attention reports and neural/peripheral indices like alpha power and pupil diameter, finding distinct temporal dynamics in their associations.

The paper examines how the brain tracks speech rhythms during self-produced speech and listening, finding differences in phrasal and syllabic tracking between reading aloud and listening.

This study shows reduced beta rebound in Parkinson's disease patients during proprioceptive stimulation compared to healthy controls, suggesting impaired cortical processing of proprioceptive feedback independent of dopaminergic effects.