Tianyi Yan

This study identifies cortical atrophy patterns in cocaine use disorder by integrating structural connectome data with gene expression and behavioral maps, revealing key regions and biological processes involved.

The paper investigates ethnicity/race-related differences in brain functional connectivity, linking them to lifestyle factors and transcriptional patterns.

This paper uses MEG data to create cross-frequency neurophysiological gradients that represent cortical organization, showing alignment with known functional and structural axes and disruptions in Parkinson's disease.

This paper uses deep generative networks to identify hemisphere-specific neuroanatomical components by comparing actual and reconstructed hemispheres, revealing individual variation in brain asymmetry.

This study investigates the information transfer mechanism of episodic memory using resting-state network topology and task-evoked activity, finding key networks involved in encoding and retrieval processes.