Dace Apšvalka

This study examines how cortical thickness and surface area contribute to cognitive ageing using longitudinal data from multiple cohorts, finding thickness declines more steeply and is more strongly linked to cognitive change.

The paper compares longitudinal and cross-sectional effects of age on MEG power spectra parameters, showing that longitudinal data better capture age-related changes in brain function.

The paper demonstrates that the right anterior dorsolateral and ventrolateral prefrontal cortex dynamically shift inhibitory connectivity to suppress both actions and thoughts, supporting a domain-general inhibitory control mechanism.

The paper investigates how observing action sequences shapes neural representations in frontoparietal brain regions through fMRI and observational practice.