James P. Coxon

This study examines how dopamine D2 receptor blockade affects proactive and reactive inhibition using behavioural and electrophysiological measures in humans.

This study replicates Mosha and Robertson's (2016) findings on cross-domain memory generalisation but finds no performance benefit from shared ordinal structure between declarative and motor sequence tasks.

This study shows that beta power modulation during rest periods supports micro-consolidation of implicit motor sequences, similar to its role in explicit learning.

This study shows that high-intensity interval training (HIIT) improves motor skill learning, but neither online nor offline learning processes are specifically responsible, and BDNF or DRD2/ANKK1 genotypes do not influence this effect.

This study investigates whether timing structures in motor and episodic memories generalize across domains, finding that episodic recall is impaired after motor sequence learning with similar timing structures.

This study shows that transcranial ultrasound can specifically modulate motor neurophysiology in the human corticospinal tract, with effects dependent on ultrasound pressure and white matter microstructure.

This study investigates implicit motor sequence learning using multimodal neuroimaging, showing early learning links to default mode network connectivity and motor network connectivity for sustained learning.

This study examines how high frequency oscillations and the 1/f slope change across varying levels of depression severity using resting-state EEG data.

The paper uses EEG and fMRI to identify the left intraparietal sulcus as a key region for sensory evidence accumulation during perceptual decision-making.

This study uses TMS-EEG to examine how GABAergic and glutamatergic neurotransmission contributes to reactive and proactive motor inhibition by analyzing TEP components in M1 and preSMA.

This study uses TMS-EEG to show disinhibition in the supplementary motor area during motor sequence learning, as indicated by reduced N45 amplitudes and increased aperiodic exponents.

This study examines how ageing affects exercise-induced changes in motor cortical plasticity, finding that older adults show reduced plasticity responses to stimulation after exercise.

This study examines the effect of dopamine D2 receptor blockade on motor skill acquisition and consolidation in humans, finding reduced acquisition but no impact on consolidation.

This study investigates the effects of beta and gamma-band stimulation on motor inhibition using tACS, finding that beta stimulation enhances inhibition while gamma may slow braking.

This study finds that regular aerobic exercise and cardiorespiratory fitness are associated with improved hippocampal structure and function in young to middle-aged adults.

This study examines the effects of multi-day rTMS and cardiorespiratory fitness on working memory and GABA concentration, finding no benefit from parietal rTMS but some improvement with pre-SMA rTMS and fitness.

This study investigates the relationship between TEPs and conditioned-MEPs to determine if they reflect the same cortical response following TMS.

This study investigates the effects of multi-day rTMS on functional connectivity and associative memory, finding no long-term memory improvement but site-specific short-term connectivity changes.

This study examines how varying intervals between intermittent theta burst stimulation (iTBS) blocks affects cortical plasticity, finding that longer intervals increase excitatory facilitation but with significant individual variability.