Fabrizio Lombardi

This study shows that newborns' brains tune near criticality in response to prenatal language exposure, with differential responses to familiar and unfamiliar languages based on rhythm similarity.

The paper shows that the scaling exponent of hippocampal activity during sleep/rest predicts spatial memory performance independently of reactivation.

This study shows alpha oscillations in the awake resting-state modulate neural activity through alternating inhibition and excitation bouts, with long-term waxing and waning dynamics not observed during NREM sleep.

The paper characterizes neuronal avalanche criticality during sleep and links it to sleep architecture, showing power law distributions and scaling relations consistent with mean-field directed percolation.

The paper analyzes broadband resting-state brain activity using neuronal avalanches to reveal long-range power-law correlations in EEG and MEG recordings.