Publikationen von Tilman Stephani

Stephani, T.: Hands-on course EEG data processing. Vorlesung: Master module “Brain mechanisms of perception and cognition”, Institute of Biology, University of Leipzig, Germany, 2021

Stephani, T.: Hands-on course EEG data processing. Vorlesung: Master module “Brain mechanisms of perception and cognition”, Institute of Biology, University of Leipzig, Germany, 2020

Stephani, T.: On the organization of neural response variability: Probing somatosensory excitability dynamics with oscillatory brain states and stimulus-evoked potentials. Dissertation, Leipzig University, Leipzig (2023)

Stephani, T.: On the organization of neural response variability: Probing somatosensory excitability dynamics with oscillatory brain states and stimulus-evoked potentials. Dissertation, University of Leipzig, Germany (2022)

Kapralov, N.; Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Stephani, T.; Studenova, A.; Vidaurre, C.; Ros, T.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Sensorimotor brain-computer interface performance depends on signal-to-noise ratio but not connectivity of the mu rhythm in a multiverse analysis of longitudinal data. (2023)

Nierula, B.; Stephani, T.; Kaptan, M.; Mouraux, A.; Maess, B.; Villringer, A.; Curio, G.; Nikulin, V. V.; Eippert, F.: Non-invasive multi-channel electrophysiology of the human spinal cord: Assessing somatosensory processing from periphery to cortex. (2022)

Stephani, T.; Nierula, B.; Villringer, A.; Eippert, F.; Nikulin, V. V.: Cortical response variability is driven by local excitability changes with somatotopic organization. (2022)

Cesnaite, E.; Steinfath, T. P.; Jamshidi Idaji, M.; Stephani, T.; Kumral, D.; Haufe, S.; Sander, C.; Hensch, T.; Hegerl, U.; Riedel-Heller, S. et al.; Röhr, S.; Schroeter, M. L.; Witte, A. V.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Alterations in rhythmic and non-rhythmic resting-state EEG activity and their link to cognition in older age. (2021)

Stephani, T.; Waterstraat, G.; Haufe, S.; Curio, G.; Villringer, A.; Nikulin, V. V.: Power-law dynamics in cortical excitability as probed by early somatosensory evoked responses. (2019)