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Johan Eriksson

3 papers in the library · publishing 2017-2026

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Noradrenergic activity as a key target in modulating consciousness.

Scientific Reports March 10, 2026 Olympia Karampela, Aurelie Fontan, Lenita Lindgren et al.

How the brain generates conscious experiences remains profoundly mysterious. Pharmacological interventions that alter the state of consciousness have been proposed as a tool to investigate the neural mechanisms of consciousness. However, we have recently demonstrated that the sedative Propofol influences both conscious and unconscious neural processing. Altered arousal, and other...

A reduced level of consciousness affects non-conscious processes

bioRxiv Preprint Server November 10, 2020 Aurelie Fontan, Lenita Lindgren, Tiziana Pedale et al. preprint

Being conscious is a profound aspect of human existence, and understanding its function and its inception is considered one of the truly grand scientific challenges. However, the nature of consciousness remains enigmatic, to a large part because “being conscious” can refer to both the content (phenomenology) and the level (arousal) of consciousness, and how these different aspects are related...

Activity in part of the neural correlates of consciousness reflects integration.

Consciousness and Cognition October 1, 2017 Johan Eriksson

Integration is commonly viewed as a key process for generating conscious experiences. Accordingly, there should be increased activity within the neural correlates of consciousness when demands on integration increase. We used fMRI and "informational masking" to isolate the neural correlates of consciousness and measured how the associated brain activity changed as a function of required...