Jesús Cabrera-Álvarez

This study examines dynamic alpha power fluctuations, their relationship with functional connectivity, and the ability of a neural mass model to replicate these patterns using MRI and MEG data.

This study shows that individualized alpha frequency tACS reduces functional connectivity in the default mode network, particularly between hubs, suggesting complex interactions with cortical folding.

This paper develops a multiscale closed-loop model of Alzheimer's disease that links proteinopathy to electrophysiological changes, revealing causal relationships between Aβ and hp-tau depositions and neural activity alterations.

This study examines dynamic functional connectivity changes across Alzheimer's disease stages using MEG, finding reduced connectivity in specific brain regions and its correlation with cognitive decline and structural brain changes.

This study investigates the role of the thalamus in resting-state functional connectivity using computational models, finding that its noisy inputs, not structural connectivity, drive cortical activity and enhance synchrony.