Kapsetaki Twins

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• Kapsetaki, M.E., 2026. Brain areas responsible for music-induced analgesia. MSc thesis

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• Kapsetaki, M.E., 2026. Do name characteristics influence citation counts in ophthalmology? Archivos de la Sociedad Española de Oftalmología (in press)

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• Kapsetaki, M.E., 2025. Brain-Computer Interfaces for Memory Enhancement: Scientometric Analysis and Future Directions. Biomedical Signal Processing and Control

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• Kapsetaki, M.E., 2025. When Judgment and Initiative Fail: Dilemmas in Frontal Lobe Lesions. Postgraduate Medical Journal

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• Kapsetaki, M.E., 2025. How long has the patient been like this? Health Policy and Technology

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• Kapsetaki, M.E., 2025. Who Publishes Alone? Inequalities in Solo-Authored Research Among UK Neurologists. Next Research

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• Kapsetaki, S.E., Levin, M., 2025. The Bioelectrics of Immortality and Mortality in Cold-Sensitive Hydra oligactis. Bioelectricity

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• Olgiati E., Violante I.R., ..., Kapsetaki M.E., et al. 2024. Targeted non-invasive brain stimulation boosts attention and modulates contralesional brain networks following right hemisphere stroke. NeuroImage: Clinical​​

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• Kapsetaki M.E., 2024. The state of diversity among consultant neurologists in the United Kingdom. Journal of Clinical Neuroscience

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• Kapsetaki, M.E., Witoyo, L.A., 2024. Examining the association between name characteristics and academic career success of UK neurologists. Names-A Journal of Onomastics

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• Kapsetaki M.E., 2023. Polymath: to be or not to be? Postgraduate Medical Journal

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• Rajinikanth A., Clark D. K., Kapsetaki M. E., 2023, A Novel System to Monitor Tic Attacks for Tourette Syndrome Using Machine Learning and Wearable Technology: Preliminary Survey Study and Proposal for a New Sensing Device. JMIR Neurotechnology 

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• Kapsetaki M.E., et al. 2022. Type of encoded material and age modulate the relationship between episodic recall of visual perspective and autobiographical memory Journal of Cognitive Psychology

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• Kapsetaki M.E., Zeki S., 2022. Human faces and face-like stimuli are more memorable. PsyCh Journal​​

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• Kapsetaki M.E., 2020. Exploring Aspects of Memory in Healthy Ageing and following Stroke. PhD thesis

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