Sofia Pantis

The paper uses intracranial recordings to show that nociception and salience have distinct neural representations in the human brain, with different anatomical, temporal, and functional characteristics.

The paper examines neural responses to salient auditory stimuli using intracranial electrodes, finding two distinct temporal stages of activation: phasic sensorimotor and sustained salience network responses.

The paper examines electrophysiological responses in the human hippocampus during verbal memory tasks and identifies distinct functional clusters associated with memory encoding and retrieval.

The paper identifies distinct neural mechanisms for encoding rapid facial expressions and sustained mood states using multimodal data from epilepsy patients.

This study analyzes thalamic seizure propagation patterns in patients with focal seizures, finding that the mediodorsal thalamus is frequently involved but not typically the first site engaged during seizure onset.

This study uses electrical stimulation of the human mediodorsal thalamus to investigate its impact on conscious experience and brain connectivity in epilepsy patients.