Jordan Henry Grafman

The paper identifies age-dependent neuromodulation targets for visual memory by analyzing stimulation and lesion connectivity across multiple datasets.

The paper investigates the causal relationship between brain damage and subjective happiness by analyzing SHS scores in veterans with traumatic brain injury and healthy controls, identifying specific brain regions linked to happiness.

The paper identifies a convergent brain circuit modulated by neuromodulation techniques that reduces autonomic arousal in various conditions.

This study examines how frontal lobe damage affects risky decision-making in self vs other contexts, finding altered utility and probability processing in patients.

This study identifies a common brain circuit in the hippocampus associated with psychosis caused by lesions, suggesting it as a target for neuromodulation.

The paper identifies two distinct brain networks associated with different PTSD symptom clusters using lesion-behavior mapping in combat veterans with traumatic brain injuries.

The paper identifies a brain network associated with religious fundamentalism using lesion data from two independent datasets, showing strong right hemisphere lateralization and reproducibility.

This study examines how brain-age differences (PAD) change over time after traumatic brain injury (TBI) using a large multi-cohort dataset.

This paper introduces a novel unsupervised method, Causal Feature Learning (CFL), to discover lesion-behavior maps by learning the appropriate level of analysis and the relation between brain lesions and cognitive outcomes.

The paper identifies a genetic variant near CXCR4 associated with increased risk for PSP and PD, showing dysregulation of CXCR4 and microglia-related genes in neurodegenerative diseases.

This study identifies genetic overlaps between frontotemporal dementia and immune-mediated diseases, finding strong enrichment with rheumatoid arthritis and moderate enrichment with other immune conditions.