Anderson M. Winkler

This study shows that targeting nitric oxide synthase 2 improves learning deficits in a mouse model of Costello Syndrome by addressing myelin and glial dysfunction.

The paper defends lesion network mapping by showing that it provides meaningful differences through specificity testing, refuting criticisms that it reflects normative connectome properties.

This study identifies depth-dependent cortical microstructure alterations in children with focal epilepsy using quantitative MRI, suggesting potential pre-symptomatic changes detectable regardless of radiological abnormalities.

QuNex provides a platform for reproducible neuroimaging analytics, integrating multi-modal tools and enabling scalable, high-throughput processing across species and datasets.

The paper investigates structural and functional asymmetry in the neonatal cerebral cortex using MRI data from term and preterm neonates and adults.

This paper investigates how the electric field induced by tDCS in the motor cortex correlates with changes in GABA levels, finding that grey matter volume modulates this relationship.

This paper reassesses WM-behaviour relationships using multimodal microstructural imaging in 50 healthy individuals, finding partial support for FA-behaviour links and suggesting multimodal approaches may better capture WM-behaviour associations.

The paper links multimodal brain imaging markers in adolescents with physical activity and health measures using canonical correlation analysis.

The paper identifies individual cortical signatures of pain in chronic pain patients using fMRI and linear mixed effects models, revealing unique patterns of pain encoding in specific brain regions.

The paper shows that effective pain attenuation strategies are linked to increased whole brain functional connectivity and specific white matter integrity.

This study investigates how metric and chronological time are encoded in episodic memory, finding that metric time is processed in specific brain regions for short time-scales.

The paper discusses and compares methods for multiple testing correction in brain imaging, arguing that permutation is the best approach due to its exactness and flexibility.

This study shows that somatosensory experience in adult rats alters white matter structure and myelin-related gene expression, suggesting myelination as an underlying mechanism.

This study shows that skill acquisition in adult rats increases myelination and strengthens functional connectivity in sensorimotor circuits, correlating with improved performance.

The paper identifies brain-wide bi-directional connectivity alterations in cortico-striato-cerebellar circuits in schizophrenia using resting-state fMRI and validates findings with clustering and classification methods.

The paper proposes a permutation testing method to improve statistical inference from noisy functional connectivity estimates by combining results across replications.

The paper develops a method for efficient genome-wide association analysis of high-dimensional imaging phenotypes using mixed models and variance component estimation.

The paper shows that joint analysis of cortical area and thickness is more sensitive than volume for studying brain anatomy, and proposes a permutation-based method to replace volume analysis.

The paper evaluates 15 candidate SNPs associated with psychiatric disorders using 6,165 diffusion MRI scans, finding no significant associations after correction for multiple testing.

This study investigates resting-state functional connectivity in the cervical spinal cord at 3T, finding robust dorsal and ventral horn connectivity, replicating findings from higher field strength studies.