Eve M. Valera

The paper investigates how cognitive reserve interacts with neurochemical markers to predict memory outcomes after partner-inflicted brain injury in women.

This study shows that neuroimaging research on intimate partner violence underrepresents the most affected survivors due to biases in eligibility, participation, and quality control.

The paper develops a functional brain network model to predict stimulus-independent, task-unrelated thought across different populations and contexts.

The paper identifies two brain states during a sustained attention task, showing one is behaviorally optimal and the other suboptimal, and examines their modulation by motivation, mind wandering, and ADHD.