Simone P. Haller

This paper improves fMRI analysis by capturing hemodynamic profiles instead of relying on a canonical HRF, showing better sensitivity and cross-study reproducibility.

The paper examines how balancing trial and subject sample sizes affects statistical efficiency in neuroimaging, finding trial sample size has a comparable impact to subject sample size.

This paper introduces a hierarchical modeling framework to assess test-retest reliability, showing higher reliability estimates compared to conventional methods and highlighting the need for large trial numbers.

This study shows that fMRI-based neurofeedback modulates emotion regulation networks in adolescent females, with effects influenced by neurotransmitter concentrations.

This study shows that group decision-making by adolescents is optimal, with performance at adult levels, challenging previous views of adolescent decision-making as sub-optimal.

The paper improves ICC modeling for neuroimaging by introducing four new approaches and recommends their use based on data characteristics.