2022

diagram of the back of a participant in the study, showing the stimulus display with moving points, and the electrode arrange ment- an electrode in each side of the brain, and two recording sites per electrode, with a stimulating contact in between the two. The participant holds grasping measuring apparatus in each hand.
Herz DM, Groppa S, Brown P
Subthalamic nucleus correlates of decision and movement speed.
10.5287/bodleian:1R9KzGXxM
coloured waves of oscillations are layered on top of each other
McNamara CG, Rothwell M, Sharott A
Electrocorticogram with closed-loop stimulation of basal ganglia nuclei aligned to beta oscillation phase
10.5287/bodleian:9omadD7Pp

2021

plot of glutate and GABA tCr during trials
Koolschijn RS, Shpektor A, Emir UE, Barron HC
Code used for analysis of task-relevant, time-resolved functional Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (fMRS)
10.5287/bodleian:8JwYayQmD
image of virtual environment, and images of fMRI and fMRI ouputs being read from brain imaging
Koolschijn RS, Shpektor A, Emir UE, Barron HC
Combined fMRI-fMRS dataset in an inference task in humans
10.5287/bodleian:vmJOOm7KD
A local field potential plotted and the top in black, and plots of six extracted 'intrinctic mode functions' (IMFs) which are oscillatory, each at a different frequency, with amplitude for each changing throughout the plotted period. The bottom plot, IMF 6, theta, is a large and fairly constant amplitude.
Quinn AJ, Lopes-Dos-Santos V, Nobre AC, Dupret D, Woolrich M
Instantaneous frequency profiles of theta cycles
Example co-firing graph. Each node represents one cell. Each edge represents the co-firing association of one cell pair, color-coded according to their correlation’s sign and width proportional to the edge’s absolute value.
Gava GP, McHugh SB, Lefèvre L, Lopes-Dos-Santos V, Trouche S, El-Gaby M, Schultz SR, Dupret D
Topological analysis of hippocampal CA1 co-firing graphs
graphs
Moeller M, Grohn J, Manohar S, Bogacz R
Behaviour and pupillometry in a bandit task
10.5287/bodleian:VYZgovxVx
Stay-switch behaviour at first stage. A) Food deprived participants are more likely to stay after receiving a reward than after reward omission. B) Sated individuals show less model-free behaviour. C) Change in stay probability with food deprivation. Food deprivation increased the tendency to stay after receiving a reward and increased the tendency to switch after reward omission. Error bars represent SEM.
van Swieten MMH, Manohar S, Bogacz R
Effects of hunger on model-based and model-free decision-making
10.5287/bodleian:R5Emr4pov
two bar-charts with error bars
van Swieten MMH, Manohar S, Bogacz R
The effects of hunger on experiential and explicit risk-taking
10.5287/bodleian:2RbJrk9Dy

2020

A sequential neurofeedback-behaviour task, with the neurofeedback reflecting the occurrence of beta bursts quantified in real-time based on EEG measurements over sensorimotor cortex, was used to evaluate the relationship between cortical beta bursts and movement initialisation.
He S, Everest-Phillips C, Brown P, Tan H
EEGs from healthy motor control during neurofeedback training
10.5287/bodleian:9gM209oXo

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