Synopsis of recent research by authors named "S Haegens"
- S Haegens' research primarily focuses on the dynamics of brain oscillations and their relation to cognitive processes, including working memory, time perception, and language production, leveraging both human and non-human primate models.
- Recent findings reveal that specific oscillatory power patterns in local field potentials can be used to identify cortical layers in primates, highlighting a "ubiquitous spectrolaminar motif" that has implications for understanding cortical organization.
- The studies also indicate that both cardiac activity and external stimuli like transcranial magnetic stimulation can significantly influence cortical excitability and cognitive performance, suggesting a complex interplay between bodily states and brain functions.
