Juergen Fell

This study shows that attention modulates hippocampal sharp-wave ripples in humans, with higher frequency during high attention and increased phase synchrony during low attention.

The paper investigates the role of hippocampal P3 in the attentional blink by analyzing intracranial recordings from patients performing an RSVP task, finding that T1-related P3 amplitudes and latencies correlate with T2 processing outcomes.

The paper examines how auditory beat stimulation affects memory-related neuron activity in the human medial temporal lobe, finding negative correlations between beat stimulation and memory performance in specific brain regions.

The paper investigates how sleep spindles facilitate hippocampal-neocortical communication during sharp-wave ripples, showing increased coupling and directional influence from neocortex to hippocampus.

The paper identifies three classes of phase-based communication between hippocampal and neocortical regions during sleep, highlighting the role of hippocampal slow oscillations in memory consolidation.

The paper investigates saccadic modulation of neural activity in the human anterior thalamus during visual active sensing, finding phase concentration and suppression of high-frequency activity.

This study identifies sharp wave-ripples in human amygdala during NREM sleep and shows their coordination with hippocampal activity, supporting a role in emotional memory consolidation.

This study characterizes cross-frequency coupling in human hippocampal sleep oscillations during NREM and REM sleep using intracranial and scalp recordings.

This study shows that theta phase synchronization between the human hippocampus and prefrontal cortex increases during the encoding of unexpected visual stimuli compared to expected ones.

The paper investigates how alpha activity in the ventral and dorsal visual streams influences information flow during working memory tasks using electrocorticography recordings.