Moein Esghaei

This study uses ECoG data to show that phase locking between brain regions varies with object categories and influences perceptual behavior, with global connections in the frontal lobe and local connections in the occipital lobe being more behaviorally relevant.

This study shows saccadic eye movements in macaques are phase-locked to beta LFP oscillations in the FEF, with alignment depending on target location relative to neuronal response fields.

The paper shows that attention increases low-frequency phase coherence in macaque visual cortex, improving behavioral response speed.