Anne S. Berry

This study examines how dopamine synthesis and tau pathology affect functional brain network dynamics during rest and task performance in young and older adults.

This study shows that dopamine compensates for amyloid-induced dysfunction in the default mode network to support learning in preclinical Alzheimer's disease.

This study investigates age-related changes in curiosity by examining the role of the locus coeruleus using a novel task, finding that aging shifts curiosity from prediction error-driven to novelty-driven.

The paper maps dopamine physiology using hemodynamic latency from fMRI, showing distinct patterns in the nucleus accumbens and linking them to addictive behaviors and substance use disorders.

This study identifies distinct dopamine mechanisms for behavioral control and model-based knowledge formation using PET, fMRI, and pharmacological interventions.

This study compares dopamine synthesis and cognitive flexibility between hormonal contraceptive users and non-users using PET imaging and behavioral assessments.

The paper investigates the relationship between spontaneous eye blink rate and striatal dopamine synthesis capacity using PET imaging and finds no positive correlation, suggesting caution in interpreting sEBR as a proxy for dopamine function.