Priyamvada Modak

This study compares neural and behavioral differences between objective and subjective decision-making using fMRI and behavioral tasks.

This study investigates the neural correlates of the subjective experience of free-will during value-based risky decisions using fMRI and self-reports, identifying brain regions associated with this experience.

This study shows that temporal interference neurostimulation can induce BOLD activation in humans with good safety, but has limited spatial precision and off-target effects.

The paper compares neural mechanisms for risky decisions involving nicotine vapor and monetary reward using an MR-compatible vaping device and fMRI.