Linda Alice Ficco

This study investigates the neural effects of typicality and predictability on face and object stimuli using fMRI, finding no interaction between predictability and typicality in key brain regions.

This study investigates how context-induced expectations affect object processing using fMRI repetition suppression, finding stronger suppression in congruent contexts due to enhanced responses to alternating stimuli.

This paper uses a meta-analytic network mapping approach to show that gray matter volume increases and decreases in psychiatric disorders are statistically related across different brain regions.

The paper analyzes co-alterations in brain pathology across disorders, finding that long-distance co-alterations identify key pathological hubs and relate to functional connectivity.