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• Rangwani R, Abbasi A, Gulati T (2025). Effective Cerebellar Neuroprosthetic Control After Stroke. Cell Reports;  44 (8); doi: 10.1016/j.celrep.2025.116030  [PDF]

  • (Featured in the News Story: 'Brain Signals from Cerebellum Can Control Prosthetic Devices' )

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• Abbasi A, Gulati T (2025). Cortical state dynamics as a target for stroke motor rehabilitation. Neuron; 113 (24); doi: 10.1016/j.neuron.2025.11.012  [PDF] 

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• Abbasi A, Rangwani R, Bowen D, Fealy A, Danielsen N, Gulati T (2024). Cortico-cerebellar coordination facilitates neuroprosthetic control. Science Advances; 10 (15); doi: 10.1126/sciadv.adm8246    [PDF]  [bioRxiv]

  • (Featured in the News Story: 'Boosting the Brain’s Control of Prosthetic Devices' )

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• Fleischer P*, Abbasi A*, Gulati T (2024). Modulation of neural spiking in motor cortex–cerebellar networks during sleep spindles. eNeuro; 11 (5); doi: https://doi.org/10.1523/eneuro.0150-23.2024    [PDF] 

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• Simpson B*, Rangwani R*, Abbasi A, Chung J, Reed C, Gulati T (2023). Disturbed laterality of non-rapid eye movement sleep oscillations in post-stroke human sleep. Frontiers in Neurology;  Vol.14 doi: 10.3389/fneur.2023.1243575   [PDF]  [medRxiv]

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• Fleischer P, Abbasi A, Fealy A, Danielsen N, Sandhu R, Raj P, Gulati T (2023). Emergent low-frequency activity in cortico-cerebellar networks with motor skill learning. eNeuro; 10 (2); doi: https://doi.org/10.1523/eneuro.0011-23.2023   [PDF]   [bioRxiv]

  • (Featured in the News Story: 'Study Identifies Changes in the Brain Responsible for Motor Skill Learning' and 12 news items in 12 outlets enlisted here)

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• Abbasi A, Danielsen N, Leung J, Muhammad AKMG, Patel S, Gulati T (2021). Epidural cerebellar stimulation drives widespread neural synchrony in the intact and stroke perilesional cortex. Journal of Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation; 18(1): 89     [PDF]

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• Kim JK, Gulati T, Ganguly K (2019). Competing Roles of Slow Oscillations and Delta Waves on Memory Consolidation versus Forgetting. Cell; 179(2): 514-526 ​

  • (Featured commentary by: Ngo HV and Born J (2019) Sleep and the Balance between Memory and Forgetting. Cell; 179(2): 289-291)

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• Hishinuma AK, Gulati T, Burish M, Ganguly K (2019). Large-scale changes in cortical dynamics triggered by repetitive somatosensory electrical stimulation. Journal of Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation; 16(1):59

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• Ramanathan DS*, Guo L*, Gulati T*, Davidson G, Hishinuma A, Won SJ, Knight RT, Chang EF, Swanson RA, Ganguly K (2018). Low frequency cortical activity is a neuromodulatory target that tracks recovery after stroke. Nature Medicine; 24(8):1257-1267 (*equally contributing authors) 

  • (Featured in the News Story: 'Electrically Stimulating the Brain May Restore Movement After Stroke' and 10 news items in 10 outlets enlisted here)

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• Gulati T, Guo L, Ramanathan DS, Bodepudi A, Ganguly K (2017). Neural reactivations during sleep determine network credit assignment. Nature Neuroscience; 20(9): 1277-1284 

  • (Featured on the Journal cover & News Story: ‘Deep Sleep Reinforces the Learning of New Motor Skills’ and 21 news items in 19 outlets enlisted here)

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• Godlove J*, Gulati T*, Dichter B, Chang EF, Ganguly K (2016). Cortically-tuned muscle synergies in a severely paralyzed chronic stroke patient. Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology; 3(12): 956-961 (*equally contributing authors )

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• Ramanathan DS, Gulati T, Ganguly K (2015). Sleep-dependent replay of ensembles in motor cortex promote skill consolidation.  PLoS Biology; 13(9):e1002263 

  • (Featured commentary by: Genzel L and Robertson EM (2015) To Replay, Perchance to Consolidate. PLoS Biology; 13(10):e1002285)

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• Gulati T, Won SJ, Ramanathan DS, Wong CC, Bodepudi A, Swanson RA, Ganguly K (2015) Robust neuroprosthetic control from the  stroke perilesional cortex. Journal of Neuroscience; 35(22):8653-8661 

  • (Featured in Research highlights - Neuroscience: Stroke Brain still Controls Device (2015) Nature; 522(7554): 9; and The Epoch Times News Story: ‘Cyborg ’ Rats Show Promise for Stroke Victims)

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• Wong CC, Ramanathan DS, Gulati T, Won SJ, Ganguly K (2015) An automated behavioral box to assess forelimb function in rats. Journal of Neuroscience Methods; 246:30-37

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• Castro-Alamancos MA and Gulati T (2014) Neuromodulators produce distinct activated states in neocortex. Journal of Neuroscience; 34(37): 12353-12367

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• Gulati T, Ramanathan DS, Wong CC, Ganguly K (2014) Reactivation of emergent task-related ensembles during slow-wave sleep after neuroprosthetic learning. Nature Neuroscience; 17(8): 1107-1113

  • (Featured on the Journal cover & News and Views by Harris KD (2014) Sleep replay meets brain-machine interface. Nature Neuroscience; 17(8): 1019-1021; and Upson S (2014) The Neural Code: Cyborg Confidential. Scientific American Mind ; 25(6): 30-35; and Society for Neuroscience Fall 2015 Neuroscience Quarterly: Inside Neuroscience: Exploring the Intricate Relationship Between Sleep and Memory )

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• Kim T, Branner A, Gulati T, Giszter SF (2013). Braided multi-electrode probe: mechanical compliance characteristics and recordings from spinal cords. Journal of Neural Engineering; 10(4):045001

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