Alexandre Celma-Miralles

This study replicates Nozaradan et al.'s 2011 findings on neural activity during imagined beat perception, finding smaller effect sizes and no reliable replication of main effects.

This study shows that music helps adults with sleep-onset insomnia fall asleep faster, but neural synchronization to the beat of the music is not the main reason for this effect.

The paper investigates how inharmonicity affects neural responses to auditory stimuli, finding that it enhances attentional capture and auditory stream segregation through distinct neural mechanisms.

The paper investigates beat perception in polyrhythms, finding that subdivisions, not beats, are the basic unit of perception, with a preference for binary groupings.

The paper investigates how neural synchronization and predictive processing contribute to sensorimotor synchronization with different beat subdivisions, finding a binary grouping advantage and musical training effects.