Among the rhythms of the brain, oscillations in the beta frequency range (∼ 13–30 Hz) have
been considered the most enigmatic. Traditionally associated with sensorimotor functions …

A century worth of research has linked multiple cognitive, perceptual and behavioral states
to various brain oscillations. However, the mechanistic roles and circuit underpinnings of …

Recent studies suggest that a centro-parietal positivity (CPP) in the EEG signal tracks the
absolute (unsigned) strength of accumulated evidence for choices that require the …

Humans can make abstract choices independent of motor actions. However, in laboratory
tasks, choices are typically reported with an associated action. Consequentially, knowledge …

The neural mechanisms underlying time perception are of vital importance to a
comprehensive understanding of behavior and cognition. Recent work has suggested a …

Previous work on perceptual decision making in the sensorimotor system has shown
population dynamics in the beta band, corresponding to the encoding of stimulus properties …

Motor decisions entails a buildup of choice-selective activity in the motor cortex. The rate of
this buildup crucially depends on the amount of evidence favoring the selection of each …

Ample evidence suggests that oscillations in the beta band represent quantitative
information about somatosensory features during stimulus retention. Visual and auditory …

The voluntary nature of decision-making is fundamental to human behavior. The
subthalamic nucleus is important in reactive decision-making, but its role in voluntary …

Neural oscillations are thought to reflect low-level operations that can be used for higher-
level cognitive functions. Here, we investigated the role of brain rhythms in the 1–30 Hz …