Influence of cardiac and respiratory signals, mode of respiration and brain-body coupling on brain activity underlying awareness

This collection contains the archived data from the following three publications: - Leupin & Britz, "Interoceptive signals shape the earliest markers and neural pathway to awareness at the visual threshold": in PNAS (2024) - behavioral data, participant level ERPs and concomitant source estimations - Leupin & Britz, "Oral respiration modulates sensory and cognitive brain potentials differently than nasal respiration" in: nature Scientific Reports (2025) - behavioral data and participant level ERPs - Leupin & Britz, "Pre-stimulus Microstates and Bodily Signals Independently Influence Perceptual Awareness at the Discrimination Threshold" in: Brain Topography (2025) - participant-level pre-stimulus microstates and group-level template maps