Alexander J. Barnett

HippoGenes creates transcriptomic maps of the human hippocampus using spatial statistical models and the Allen Human Brain Atlas, enabling subregional gene expression analysis and disease-related molecular decoding.

The paper uses iPSC-derived RPE cells to compare molecular differences between AMD with and without reticular pseudodrusen, identifying distinct pathways and genetic influences.

The paper examines how fiber-tract development in the human hippocampus correlates with functional specialization across childhood, finding that cross-sectional area of specific tracts predicts functional specialization.

The paper identifies a reproducible functional connectivity signature in temporal lobe epilepsy through a large-scale connectome-wide analysis.

This study uses activity flow mapping to show reduced task activation prediction accuracy in TLE and FLE patients, linking intrinsic network dysconnectivity to memory impairments.

This study identifies patient-specific functional biomarkers in temporal lobe epilepsy using multimodal MRI data to predict clinical outcomes and guide precision therapeutics.

The paper uses natural language processing to link shared neural patterns in the DMN to memory content similarity during encoding.

This study compares generative AI models for protein design, finding structural models produce more confident structures but less diversity, while language models generate more diverse proteins with lower structural confidence.

This study shows that hippocampal-neocortical connectivity at event offsets predicts memory retention of complex narrative events better than mid-event connectivity.

This study predicts memory decline after temporal lobectomy using resting-state fMRI network measures, finding that left TLE patients with more abnormal memory networks and greater integration of the resected region experience greater verbal memory decline.

The paper investigates how long-term, multi-event surprise affects autobiographical memory by analyzing basketball fans' memories across different timescales.

This study shows that the hippocampus integrates distant events into a narrative structure during memory formation and recall.

The paper identifies cortico-hippocampal networks in the human brain using resting-state fMRI data, revealing the DMN and MTN and their roles in memory.

The paper shows baseline resting-state functional connectivity in pain-related brain regions predicts peak pain ratings from an ecologically valid orofacial pain model.