Ilaria Ricchi

This paper demonstrates that functional connectivity patterns in the human cervical spinal cord exhibit individual-specific properties, suggesting the existence of a spinal cord 'fingerprint' similar to brain fingerprints.

This study confirms organized spontaneous BOLD signals in the human lumbosacral spinal cord and evaluates denoising strategies' impact on functional connectivity reliability.

The paper maps cerebellar connectivity in mice and shows how structured, non-random motifs improve pattern separation while maintaining encoding capacity.

This paper introduces a data-driven method to infer functional brain networks from task and resting state fMRI data, finding that the inferred networks closely resemble structural connectomes better than traditional methods.