MR’s research investigates the physiological and cognitive mechanisms associated with human behaviour in perception, attention and cognitive control. She is interested in identifying reliable brain states predictive of performance to foster self-regulation of cognition. To do that, MR uses EEG (event-related, brain oscillations) and non-invasive brain stimulation (TMS, tES) coupled with psychophysics, neuropsychology or behavioural tests. She also works with brain-computer interface (BCI) for attention enhancement with an emphasis on real-time application.