Julian Fuhrer

The paper quantifies the contribution of structural variants to complex trait heritability using MiXeRSV, finding SVs explain up to 32% of heritability in some traits.

The paper quantifies how heritability is distributed across genomic regions for different polygenicity levels in complex traits, showing exons contribute less and intergenic regions more in highly polygenic traits.

This paper uses genetic data from psychiatric disorders to prioritize drug targets and compounds, identifying genetic support for existing medications and opportunities for drug repurposing.

This study analyzes GWAS data from nearly 1 million cases to show widespread genetic overlap between neurological and psychiatric disorders, with shared biological processes and divergent effect sizes.

This study maps the genetic continuum of autoimmune and autoinflammatory disorders using GWAS and statistical methods, identifying four genetic clusters with potential implications for treatment.

This study uses intracranial recordings to show the brain continuously encodes structure in random auditory stimuli through transitional probabilities, involving non-auditory brain regions.

The paper identifies extensive phenotypic and genetic links between systemic metabolism and brain morphology using UK Biobank data.

The paper compares information-theoretical metrics with traditional methods to analyze evoked brain responses from intracranial EEG recordings in humans and marmoset monkeys.