Chun Kee Chung

The paper examines how frontotemporal connectivity changes with repeated exposure to musical phrases, showing a shift in figure-ground relationships between melody and lower voices.

The paper investigates the functional roles of narrowband and broadband high-gamma activities in human and rat somatosensory cortex, finding distinct roles for each in tactile sensation and surface geometry processing.

The paper shows that frontotemporal connectivity changes during a figure-ground reversal in multivoiced music, indicating bidirectional neural processes.

This study uses multi-site cortical stimulation to replicate somatosensory feedback dynamics and control elicited sensations, showing that multiple cortical areas can elicit simultaneous and modifiable somatosensations.

This study examines how propofol anesthesia alters resting state networks by analyzing ECoG power spectrum changes during induction to unconsciousness, revealing distinct temporal patterns in different brain networks.

This study investigates how the brain processes syntactic irregularity and perceptual ambiguity in musical chord sequences using MEG, finding dissociated connectivity patterns in IFG and STG regions.

The paper examines how modifying a melody in real music affects brain connectivity between specific regions using MEG.