During human response conflict–competition between multiple conflicting actions when a
mistake could be made–a specific pattern of brain electrical activity occurs over the medial …

In the high stakes world of International sport even the smallest change in performance can
make the difference between success and failure, leading sports professionals to become …

Neural oscillations are ubiquitous across recording methodologies and species, broadly
associated with cognitive tasks, and amenable to computational modelling that investigates …

For decades, the frontal alpha asymmetry (FAA)–a disproportion in EEG alpha oscillations
power between right and left frontal channels–has been one of the most popular measures …

Neuroscience research spans multiple spatiotemporal scales, from subsecond dynamics of
individual neurons to the slow coordination of billions of neurons during resting state and …

Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is characterized by a fear of negative evaluation, negative self-
belief and extreme avoidance of social situations. These recurrent symptoms are thought to …

Neocortical gamma activity has long been hypothesized as a mechanism for synchronizing
brain regions to support visual perception and cognition more broadly. Although early …

Making the right decision from conflicting information takes time. Recent computational,
electrophysiological, and clinical studies have implicated two brain areas as being crucial in …

Oscillatory activity has been proposed as a key mechanism in the integration of brain activity
of distant structures. Particularly, high frequency brain oscillatory activity in the beta and …

Flexible control of cognition bestows a remarkable adaptability to a broad range of contexts.
While cognitive control is known to rely on frontoparietal neural architecture to achieve this …