John Rehner Iversen

FEMA: Fast and efficient mixed-effects algorithm for large sample whole-brain imaging data

FEMA enables fast and efficient mixed-effects analyses of large-scale whole-brain imaging data, revealing distinct spatial patterns of brain maturation in early adolescence.

Multimodal Image Normalisation Tool (MINT) for the Adolescent Brain and Cognitive Development study: the MINT ABCD Atlas

The paper introduces MINT, a tool for multimodal MRI registration, and presents an ABCD atlas for whole-brain analysis, showing it outperforms existing methods in speed while maintaining accuracy.

Microstructural development from 9-14 years: evidence from the ABCD Study

The paper uses restriction spectrum imaging to analyze age-related microstructural changes in brain diffusion across 9-14 year olds from the ABCD Study, finding increased restricted diffusion in subcortical regions with age.

Spatially heterogeneous microstructural development within subcortical regions from 9-13 years

The paper uses RSI to analyze diffusion patterns in subcortical regions of children aged 9-13, finding age-related changes in restricted diffusion metrics across different brain areas.

Dorsal Premotor Contributions to Auditory Rhythm Perception: Causal Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Studies of Interval, Tempo, and Phase

This study uses TMS to show that left dorsal premotor cortex (dPMC) causally affects interval and tempo perception but not phase perception.

The Invisible Maze Task (IMT): Interactive Exploration of Sparse Virtual Environments to Investigate Action-Driven Formation of Spatial Representations

The paper investigates spatial learning through interactive virtual environments, finding that exploration behavior changes correlate with improved sketch map quality.