Russell Butler

The paper shows that individual differences in neural decoding stability are influenced by both the person and the measurement instrument, with anatomy and recording characteristics playing key roles.

This paper constructs a lifespan electrophysiology-MRI atlas of 2,172 participants to study age-related changes in alpha frequency and expression, finding that white matter volume closely tracks these measures.

The paper examines gamma and alpha rhythms in human visual cortex using EEG, finding distinct spatial and feature tuning properties and dissociating their mechanisms.

This paper trains a Unet model to segment arteries and estimate diameters from T1w and T2w MRI images, showing T2w images can provide comparable results to TOF.

This study investigates the physiological factors influencing regional homogeneity (REHO) across multiple datasets and finds that REHO correlates with motion, heart rate, and respiratory rate, suggesting caution in using REHO to infer neuronal activity differences.