Alexander E. Hramov

This study shows that Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) reduces non-decision time in perceptual decisions without affecting mental speed, offering a method to counteract age-related cognitive slowing.

This study shows that vibrotactile feedback during motor imagery BCI training increases motor cortical excitability and mu-rhythm desynchronization.

This study uses MEG to measure voluntary and involuntary attention during bistable visual perception by analyzing frequency tags in neural responses to a Necker cube.

This study shows that aging slows motor initiation in dominant hand tasks due to different motor planning strategies in elderly versus young adults.

The paper investigates how neuronal responses to ambiguous and unambiguous stimuli are modulated by previous stimulus ambiguity, revealing hierarchical processing and top-down control mechanisms.

The paper uses EEG data and Schulte tables to classify human personality into three groups based on spatio-temporal and time-frequency brain activity patterns.