Ameer Ghouse

The paper investigates how the human hippocampus and medial prefrontal cortex represent abstract boundaries in memory-guided tasks and finds that the hippocampus flexibly encodes these boundaries, influencing choice behavior.

This paper introduces a Bayesian non-parametric cross-mapping method to estimate task-evoked directed functional connectivity from fMRI data, revealing new patterns of information flow in face processing.

This study shows that nonlinear analysis of high-frequency fNIRS data reveals distinct neurovascular representations compared to linear analysis, highlighting the importance of considering nonlinear effects in hemodynamic responses.