Hunki Kwon

This study examines sleep spindle activity in children with childhood absence epilepsy (CAE) and finds that spindle rates decrease with active disease but improve with treatment and disease resolution.

Auditory stimulation during sleep increases slow oscillations and SO-spindle complexes, which correlate with improved memory consolidation in children with epilepsy and controls.

This study examines the cross-regional interplay of sleep oscillations in memory consolidation using intracranial recordings from epilepsy patients and finds that specific oscillation combinations and epileptic spikes affect memory outcomes.

The paper investigates neural activity during auditory conscious perception and finds similar cortical and subcortical network patterns to those observed in visual perception.

This study finds that reduced sleep spindles in children with active Rolandic epilepsy predict impaired sleep-dependent memory consolidation.

The paper investigates the relationship between sleep spindles and treatment response in epileptic encephalopathy, finding that increased spindles correlate with cognitive improvement after diazepam treatment.

This study identifies neural mechanisms of human conscious visual perception using report-independent methods and shows involvement of large-scale subcortical and cortical networks.

The paper creates a normative sleep spindle database from 772 healthy children and shows age-specific patterns in spindle features across development.

This study investigates early neural activity changes associated with visual conscious perception using intracranial EEG recordings and identifies gamma power dynamics in a distributed cortical network.