Ileana Quiñones

This study shows brain tumors cause structural changes in the opposite hemisphere, detected via PCA and linked to cognitive performance.

This study uses resting-state functional connectivity to track network-level changes in brain tumour patients before and after surgery, finding persistent alterations and preoperative segregation predicting cognitive recovery.

NEUROLINGUA provides a database of MRI data from multilingual individuals to study how sociolinguistic factors shape language comprehension networks.

This study shows that brain tumors in either hemisphere cause volumetric changes in language-related grey matter regions and their contralateral homologues, mediated by tumor lateralization.

The paper introduces MULTIMAP, a multilingual picture naming test for language mapping during awake brain surgery, addressing cross-linguistic variability in existing tests.

This study identifies cortical surface alterations in neglectful mothers, linking them to impaired emotional availability and maternal bonding.

The paper investigates how linguistic input influences brain network configuration during language comprehension using fMRI and graph theory.

This study identifies structural brain differences in neglectful mothers compared to controls, linking them to impaired mother-child interaction.