Moataz Assem

This study compares cognitive control networks in humans and macaques using fMRI, finding similarities in the MD network but differences in lateral frontal cortex activation patterns.

The paper investigates how aperiodic neural activity relates to cognitive demand across the cortical hierarchy using combined fMRI and MEG data.

The paper introduces a novel TMS-fMRI setup with 22 RF channels that improves whole-brain signal reception and data quality.

The paper investigates the functional organization of the human lateral prefrontal cortex using fMRI, revealing category-biased patches adjacent to domain-general regions.

This study examines layer-specific responses in the dlPFC during a working memory task using fMRI, finding differential activation patterns in superficial and deep layers across task phases.

The paper identifies how executive functions are supported by domain-general and task-specific brain networks using high-resolution MRI data from executive tasks.

The paper identifies domain-general and sensory-biased regions in the human brain using fMRI and WM tasks, showing adjacent regions with different modality preferences.

This study shows that stronger activity in the fronto-parietal multiple-demand network is positively associated with better working memory and fluid intelligence performance.

The paper identifies a domain-general cognitive core in the human cortex using multimodal MRI data from the Human Connectome Project, revealing its anatomical distribution and functional connectivity.