Lindsay M. Squeglia

This study investigates the association between brain age gap and externalising behaviours in youth, finding a cross-sectional link that weakens over time.

The paper examines if deviations in brain aging (BrainAGE) predict alcohol initiation and use behavior in adolescents, finding a link with initiation but not with drinking patterns.

This paper introduces a hierarchical GAMLSS framework for harmonizing and modeling neuroimaging data across multiple cohorts, showing improved removal of cohort effects and preservation of biological signals.

This study examines age- and alcohol-related differences in neurometabolite levels in the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex of adolescents using magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

This study finds that structural covariance network properties in children aged 9-10 years predict early alcohol initiation before age 15.

The paper shows that preexisting neural patterns moderate the link between hurricane experiences and post-traumatic stress in youth, even for those not directly exposed.

The paper identifies smaller brain volumes in the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex and insula as predispositional risk factors for alcohol use, supported by genetic and longitudinal evidence.

The paper describes neuroimaging processing methods for the ABCD Study to extract brain phenotypes from multimodal imaging data.