Brain-responsive music modulates MEG and EEG power

<p dir="ltr">Raw data documenting modulation of MEG and EEG power using brain-responsive music.</p><p dir="ltr">MEG raw data: Spreadsheet includes modulation depth as a function of frequency for MEG power for 10 participants listening to brain-responsive music targeting 5 Hz or 10 Hz. An ANOVA is performed to examine interaction between targeted frequency and power modulation at 5 Hz or 10 Hz. On the second page is comparable analysis for an 'open-loop' replay of the same stimuli. See associated publication for further details.</p><p dir="ltr">EEG raw data: Spreadsheet includes EEG theta power modulation for 30 participants listening to brain-responsive music targeting 6 Hz under four conditions: enhance, suppress, replay-enhance, replay-suppress. Paired t-tests are performed to compare brain-responsive vs replay conditions. See associated publication for further details.</p><p dir="ltr">Datasets to accompany: Zaaimi et al. "<b>Brain-responsive music enables non-invasive, targeted and unobtrusive neurostimulation" </b>submitted to Journal of Neural Engineering (2024)</p><p dir="ltr">For access to further resources, please contact andrew.jackson@ncl.ac.uk</p>