Fuyixue Wang

Spontaneous Hemodynamic Oscillations during Sleep Coordinate Directional CSF Flow in the Subarachnoid Space and Ventricles

This study shows that hemodynamic oscillations during sleep coordinate directional CSF flow in the subarachnoid space and ventricles, enhancing fluid transport.

TE-aware state analysis and evolution in dynamic network connectivity

The paper analyzes how dynamic brain connectivity states change across different echo times (TEs) in fMRI data using a bi-exponential model and finds TE-dependent variance and state transitions.

Neural activity drives directional subarachnoid cerebrospinal fluid flow in the human brain

This study uses MRI to show neural activity drives directional CSF flow in the subarachnoid space near activated brain regions in awake humans.

Mapping subarachnoid cerebrospinal fluid circulation in the human brain

This study introduces SOPHI, a method to map ultra-slow CSF flow in the human brain, revealing coherent flow patterns linked to vascular anatomy and potential CSF efflux pathways.

Quantifying brain-wide cerebrospinal fluid flow dynamics using slow-flow-sensitized phase-contrast MRI

This paper introduces a phase-contrast MRI technique to quantify slow cerebrospinal fluid flow in the human brain, showing cardiac pulsation drives brain-wide flow more than respiration.

Simultaneous pure T2 and varying T2'-weighted BOLD fMRI using Echo Planar Time-resolved Imaging for mapping cortical-depth dependent responses

This paper introduces SE-EPTI, a technique for SE-BOLD fMRI that reduces T2' contamination and improves microvascular specificity, showing graded T2' effects across different acquisition strategies.

In vivo human whole-brain Connectom diffusion MRI dataset at 760 μm isotropic resolution

The paper presents a high-resolution in vivo whole-brain diffusion MRI dataset with detailed anatomical images and field maps for research and development of dMRI techniques.

Decoupling of Dopamine Release and Neural Activity in Major Depressive Disorder during Reward Processing Assessed by Simultaneous fPET-fMRI

This study uses simultaneous fPET-fMRI to show reduced dopamine release and neural activity in the striatum in MDD during reward processing, with decoupling linked to rumination.