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Isabelle Elder

Boston Children's Hospital

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Processing strategies for improving cortical thickness correspondence between low-field and high-field MRI in young people

Sunah Choi, Julia Shaw, Rebecca E. Cooper, Mary Corcoran, Soumya Sathe, Rebecca A. Hayes, Isabelle Elder, Alfredo Lucas, Chetan Vadali, Dan Joseph Stein, Maria Jalbrzikowski

This study evaluates low-field MRI processing strategies to improve cortical thickness correspondence with high-field MRI in young people, finding that recon-all-clinical on multi-orientation T2w images provides the best results.

Imaging Neuroscience · Jan 1, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Using wearable EEG to examine age trends in sleep macro- and micro-architecture across adolescence

Sanna Lokhandwala, Rebecca Hayes, Soumya Sathe, Isabelle Elder, Mary Corcoran, Beatriz Horta, Maya Fray-Witzer, Lauren Keller, Simey Chan, Peter L. Franzen, Daniel Buysse, Brant P. Hasler, Jessica C. Levenson, Meredith L. Wallace, Duncan B. Clark, , Maria Jalbrzikowski

This study uses wearable EEG to examine age trends in sleep architecture across adolescence, finding replicated and new age-related changes in sleep physiology.

bioRxiv · Oct 10, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience