Ryan V. Thorpe

This paper proposes a computational model of deviance detection in neocortical circuits based on competitive inhibition between neural ensembles, showing it can encode short-term stimulus memory and explain experimental observations.

This paper uses biophysical modeling to investigate the neurophysiology of mismatch negativity (MMN) in humans, identifying specific cortical layers and circuits involved in deviant processing.

This study examines how burst features of oscillatory activity in alpha, beta, and high frequency bands relate to working memory accuracy in healthy adults.

The paper investigates bursting patterns in EEG data from adolescents with ADHD and finds that deviations in alpha/beta and gamma burst dynamics correlate with working memory errors and clinical symptoms.

This paper identifies distinct neocortical mechanisms for human SI responses to median nerve and laser-evoked peripheral stimulation using computational modeling.

This study examines age-related changes in transient gamma band activity during working memory maintenance in adolescents using EEG and spectral event processing.