Jon Walbrin

The paper tests how object-related dimensions like animacy, graspability, and texture organize object representations in ventral temporal cortex using fMRI and multivariate analysis.

fMROI is an open-source tool for creating and visualizing ROIs in MRI data, offering a user-friendly interface and automation features for efficient neuroimaging analysis.

The paper investigates the multidimensionality of manipulable object processing by analyzing behavioral and neural data to identify interpretable dimensions that guide object categorization and neural representation.

This study uses fMRI to show that ventrolateral anterior temporal lobe (ATL) is involved in social cognition through semantic processing, not as a domain-specific social module.

The paper shows that distal brain connectivity correlates with high-level visual representations in occipito-temporal cortex, as measured by multivoxel pattern discriminability.

This study shows that splitting fMRI data acquisition into multiple sessions reduces head motion in children and breaks reduce motion in adults, but motion still increases over time in both groups.

This paper investigates developmental changes in neural responses to social interactions in the pSTS and adjacent regions, finding increased selectivity and bilateral activation in adults compared to children.