Jérémie Ginzburg

This study examines how prefrontal theta-burst stimulation affects the liking of newly learned melodies over time, finding delayed effects on musical preference without impacting early skill acquisition.

The paper shows that short musical training induces mu suppression during passive listening to learned melodies in non-musicians, indicating motor predictions in auditory perception.

This study evaluates SC regression methods in fNIRS to improve signal quality, finding that pooled and orthogonalized SC signals enhance detection of stimulus-specific responses.

The paper shows spectro-temporal acoustical features reliably distinguish speech from song across 21 societies using machine learning and human listener analysis.

This study uses fNIRS to compare neural activity during musical and verbal short-term memory tasks, finding involvement of the dlPFC and IFG with load-dependent differences in activity patterns.