Anna M. Woollams

The paper investigates how thalamic functional controllability contributes to cognitive impairment in MS beyond structural damage, finding it independently predicts cognitive performance.

The paper examines how thalamic nuclei's structural and functional properties relate to cognitive performance, finding that functional controllability contributes uniquely to specific cognitive domains beyond structural metrics.

This study shows that reduced thalamic network controllability in MS patients predicts cognitive impairment better than thalamic volume.

This study evaluates how different brain parcellation resolutions affect predictive models of cognition and demographics, finding that low-resolution functional parcellations perform well but no single scheme is optimal across all domains.

This paper shows that combining structural and functional brain connectivity improves predictions of specific cognitive domains, with domain-specific benefits.

The paper investigates the roles of the Anterior Temporal Lobe and Angular Gyrus in semantic processing using EEG data, finding distinct temporal roles as representational and connectivity hubs.

The paper investigates the neural mechanisms of vocabulary acquisition in adults using functional neuroimaging, finding that newly learned words engage both episodic memory and semantic language regions, with hippocampal activity predicting long-term retention.