… Gary Baker studied chemistry at SUNY Oswego followed by the University at Buffalo where
he earned a PhD in 2001 in the group of professor Frank V. Bright. After completing Director’s …

… A detailed re-examination of the phase issue was carried out by Riddle and Baker [21 •• ].
In the normal human subjects examined, around half showed a linear phase–frequency …

Within the last decade, ionic liquids have come to the fore as environmentally-responsible
designer solvents. But what are ionic liquids and what can they offer the analytical scientist? …

Recordings were made of local field potential (slow waves) and pyramidal tract neurone (PTN)
discharge from pairs of sites separated by a horizontal distance of up to 1.5 mm in the …

Ionic liquids are being employed in almost all areas of chemistry and materials, yet there are
inherent issues which arise if the utmost care is not taken in the preparation and purification …

There is currently much interest in the synchronisation of neural discharge and the potential
role it may play in information coding within the nervous system. We describe some recent …

Cortical oscillations have been the target of many recent investigations, because it has
been proposed that they could function to solve the “binding” problem. In the motor cortex, …

1 Recent reports have shown task‐related changes in oscillatory activity in the 15‐30 Hz
range in the sensorimotor cortex of human subjects and monkeys during skilled hand …

The primate reticulospinal tract is usually considered to control proximal and axial muscles,
and to be involved mainly in gross movements such as locomotion, reaching and posture. …

Damage to the corticospinal tract is a leading cause of motor disability, for example in stroke
or spinal cord injury. Some function usually recovers, but whether plasticity of undamaged …