Jaeseung Jeong

Sequence-based variant-effect predictions reveal trait-specific regulatory-layer profiles of complex-trait heritability

The paper uses sequence-based variant-effect predictions to show that different regulatory layers contribute variably to the heritability of complex traits within tissues.

Perceived social value is more strongly linked to gossip decisions with age in adolescence

The paper shows that adolescents' gossip decisions become more linked to perceived social value with age, particularly in interest valuation and sharing with close friends.

Expression predictions inform molecular interpretation of Alzheimer's disease risk loci

The paper evaluates how expression predictions from sequence models correlate with genetic associations in Alzheimer's disease risk loci, finding modest but significant relationships that suggest their utility as complementary evidence.

Bilateral Symmetry and Asymmetry in the C. elegans Connectome: A Graph-Theoretic Analysis based on Redundancy Measures

The paper quantifies bilateral symmetry and asymmetry in C. elegans connectomes using graph-theoretic measures, revealing robust symmetry and functional redundancy across neuron types.

Prefrontal solution to the bias-variance tradeoff during reinforcement learning

The paper describes how the brain resolves the bias-variance tradeoff during reinforcement learning through adaptive control of model-based and model-free learning, supported by behavioral, computational, and neural evidence.

Effective Public Apologies

The paper tests the effectiveness of public apologies in corporate crises, finding that comprehensive apologies detailing causes and actions improve public perception, especially in severe cases.