Thamires Naela Cardoso Magalhães

The paper investigates cerebello-basal ganglia network connectivity across adulthood and aging, finding age-related changes, sex differences, and associations with cognitive performance and steroid hormones.

The paper examines how sex-steroid hormones affect cerebellar volume changes over time and finds sex-specific differences in these relationships.

This study maps the cerebello-hippocampal circuit in humans across adulthood, showing age-related decreases and hormone-related variations in connectivity.

The paper examines cerebellar structure and function in aging, finding age-related volume loss and bidirectional connectivity changes linked to cognitive and motor performance.

This study examines sex differences in cerebellar structure and functional connectivity across adulthood, linking these differences to sex-steroid hormone levels.

This study investigates how tDCS affects the relationship between cerebellar and hippocampal volumes and cognitive performance in young adults.

This study examines how connectivity between motor cortex and somatosensory cortex/cerebellum relates to balance performance and how cognition influences this relationship in middle-aged and older adults.

The paper examines age-related changes in brain network segregation in males and females, finding a quadratic age-segregation relationship in females but no significant hormonal associations.