Peter Fransson

Offset analgesia and onset hyperalgesia: A comparison between women with non-suicidal self-injury and healthy women

The paper compares offset analgesia and onset hyperalgesia responses between women with non-suicidal self-injury and healthy controls, finding weaker onset hyperalgesia in the NSSI group.

Time-resolved brain network community detection based on instantaneous phase of fMRI data

This paper introduces a method to detect time-resolved brain networks from fMRI data using instantaneous phase, revealing how brain regions synchronize and reorganize during tasks.

Readiness potential in human functional magnetic resonance imaging motor task data

This study identifies an fMRI equivalent of the readiness potential in motor task data, showing network synchronization before movement and its presence in single epochs.

Brain network integration, flexibility and quasicyclicity during task and rest.

This study tracks spatiotemporal changes in brain network integration and segregation during task and rest using fMRI data, revealing quasicyclic patterns linked to experimental timing.

Spatiotemporally flexible subnetworks reveal the quasi-cyclic nature of integration and segregation in the human brain.

This paper introduces a hierarchical model to analyze spatiotemporally flexible subnetworks in the human brain, revealing that integration and segregation are complementary and quasi-cyclic processes.

Whole-brain modelling of resting state fMRI differentiates ADHD subtypes and facilitates stratified neuro-stimulation therapy

This study applies a whole-brain oscillation model to resting-state fMRI data to differentiate ADHD subtypes and test neuro-stimulation therapies.

Genetic influences on brain activation and large-scale functional connectivity during nociceptive processing: a twin study

Normal Olfactory Functional Connectivity Despite Life-Long Absence of Olfactory Experiences

The paper compares functional connectivity in olfactory cortex between individuals with congenital anosmia and controls, finding no atypical connectivity despite lifelong olfactory sensory loss.

Dynamic synergetic configurations of resting-state networks in ADHD.

This study examines dynamic network configurations in ADHD using resting-state fMRI, finding differences in synergy recruitment and topology between ADHD and typical brains.

A simulation and comparison of dynamic functional connectivity methods

This paper evaluates five DFC methods through simulations and introduces a benchmarking tool for comparing DFC methods.

Brain network segregation and integration during an epoch-related working memory fMRI experiment

This study uses time-varying functional connectivity analysis to examine subnetwork segregation and integration during a working memory fMRI task and resting-state, revealing task-related changes in brain network dynamics.

A common framework for the problem of derivingestimates of dynamic functional brain connectivity.

This paper presents a theoretical framework to compare and evaluate different dynamic functional brain connectivity methods by illustrating their assumptions and facilitating methodological comparisons.

Intrinsic brain connectivity after partial sleep deprivation in young and older adults: results from the Stockholm Sleepy Brain study

This study examines how partial sleep deprivation affects intrinsic brain connectivity in young and older adults using fMRI and finds increased global signal variability but no significant changes in resting state networks.

From static to temporal network theory - applications to functional brain connectivity

This paper introduces temporal network theory and applies it to resting-state fMRI data to analyze dynamic brain connectivity, providing a Python package for the methods.