Neurosignalist

My name is Ehsan. It is pronounced as [eh sa:n] in IPA and written as احسان in Persian/Farsi. I am a postdoctoral researcher in Computational Neuroscience at Ghent University, Belgium. I specialize in M/EEG analysis, rooted in signal processing and linear algebra. Lingustics, Philosophy, Music; My three favourite authors, Dostoevsky, Kafka, & Camus. I earned my Ph.D., M.Sc., & B.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering from Ghent University (in 2022), Tehran University (in 2013), & Sahand University of Technology (in 2010), respectively....

Alpha Oscillations During Speech Information Encoding

Introduction While the prominence of brain alpha oscillations continues, ongoing advances diversify our understanding of their functional roles, moving away from a unified perspective. This diversity is particularly pronounced in auditory contexts. Auditory alpha’s existence, EEG measurability, and its potential dependence on visual alpha collectively pose three layers of uncertainty. Moreover, an alternative viewpoint transcends sensory distinctions, introducing a dimension that extends beyond the confines of specific modalities. In 1999, a pivotal finding [3] emerges: upper alpha selectively synchronizes during maximal episodic short-term memory demands, challenging the conventional expectation of alpha desynchronization during mental activity at that time....