Gary H. Glover

Dose-dependent ultrasound neuromodulation of the human brain

This study shows that ultrasound-induced tissue displacement predicts functional neuromodulation in the human brain during transcranial ultrasound stimulation.

MR-ARFI and Beyond: Characterizing the Temporal Dynamics of Acoustic Radiation Force in Human Brain

This paper characterizes the temporal dynamics of acoustic radiation force in human brain tissue using MR-ARFI, finding that stiffer tissue exhibits shorter time constants and reduced displacement.

Differential encoding of noxious heat and self-reported pain along corticospinal networks: a simultaneous spinal cord-brain fMRI study

This study uses simultaneous spinal cord-brain fMRI to show how nociceptive stimuli and pain perception are encoded in corticospinal networks, with spinal cord activity primarily reflecting stimulus temperature.

Optimization of MR-ARFI for Human Transcranial Focused Ultrasound

This study optimizes MR-ARFI for human transcranial focused ultrasound to reduce exposure and improve motion robustness, demonstrating its potential for guiding neural therapeutics.

EPISeg: Automated segmentation of the spinal cord on echo planar images using open-access multi-center data

The paper introduces EPISeg, a deep learning model for automated spinal cord segmentation on gradient-echo EPI data, showing improved performance over existing methods.

Mapping Hand Function with Simultaneous Brain-Spinal Cord Functional MRI

This study uses simultaneous brain-spinal cord fMRI to map neural activity related to hand strength and dexterity, revealing graded activation and inhibition patterns across motor and sensory regions.

Transcranial Focused Ultrasound Neuromodulation of the Thalamic Visual Pathway in a Large Animal Model

This study uses MR-guided TUS to modulate visual evoked potentials and cortical oscillations in a sheep model by targeting the lateral geniculate nucleus.

Finding the neural correlates of collaboration using a three-person fMRI hyperscanning paradigm

This study uses a 3-person fMRI hyperscanning paradigm to identify neural correlates of collaboration, finding increased activation and synchrony in theory of mind-related brain regions during a triadic task.

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.