Travis E. Baker

This paper introduces a real-time closed-loop TMS-EEG system that directly detects oscillatory phase without prediction, improving triggering probability and reducing phase error variability compared to prediction-based methods.

This study examines the relationship between right posterior theta (RPT) oscillations and memory performance during virtual navigation, finding that RPT power predicts recall accuracy.

This study shows that opioid users have reduced reward responses in the anterior midcingulate cortex, which is normalized by prefrontal transcranial magnetic stimulation.

The paper investigates theta phase resetting in the human parahippocampal gyrus during navigation, finding it correlates with BOLD activation in specific PHG clusters.

The paper investigates how brain oscillations correlate with threat imminence during virtual navigation tasks in humans.

This study uses mobile-EEG and augmented reality to record neural reward responses in real-world settings, finding reward positivity and behavioral changes consistent with lab-based studies.

The paper develops and validates an fMRI-informed EEG model to predict reward-related ventral striatum activation using spectro-temporal EEG features.

This study examines how 10-Hz rTMS to the left DLPFC affects reinforcement learning by measuring behavioral and computational changes linked to striatal dopamine activity.

This study uses mobile EEG and virtual reality to examine theta oscillation dynamics during goal-directed navigation in humans, identifying three distinct theta power modulation periods.

This study applies TBS to the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex and observes changes in aMCC excitability and goal-directed behavior.

This study uses EEG to examine how humans reorient in a virtual plus-maze, finding rapid neural responses to teleportation events.

This study investigates the genetic overlap between obesity and neurobehavioural factors using brain imaging data from the Human Connectome Project, finding significant genetic correlations between obesity and brain morphology, cognitive function, and personality traits.

The paper shows that cortical thinning in early Parkinson’s Disease correlates with connectivity to subcortical disease reservoirs, suggesting disease spread along neural networks.