Edna Furman‐Haran

The paper uses fMRI to show that sensory cortices reflect physical similarity more than idiosyncratic perceptual similarity, while the left angular gyrus reflects idiosyncratic similarity across modalities.

The paper shows that GABA in the dACC affects appetitive and aversive learning through distinct mechanisms involving different brain regions and connectivity patterns.

The paper shows that brief motor memory reactivation leads to increased cortical inhibition and overnight learning gains, similar to repetitive practice, suggesting different neural mechanisms underlie these processes.

This study shows early changes in glutamate and GABA in the motor cortex after motor learning support memory consolidation and plasticity over time.

This study investigates the effect of hexadecanal, a human body-volatile, on aggression in men and women, finding it blocks aggression in men but triggers it in women.

This paper reduces SAR in 7T brain fMRI by removing the fat suppression pulse and separating lipid and water signals using a parallel acquisition approach.

This paper examines the relationship between brain structure, function, and self-reports in long-term meditators, finding negative correlations between precuneus gray matter density and meditation experience and positive affect.

The paper shows that abstract thinking activates consistent and precise brain networks across individuals, overlapping with language networks but avoiding visual and motor networks.