Ross Cunnington

This study uses ultra-high field fMRI to identify columnar-like functional patterns in human somatosensory cortex through vibration stimulation and cortical surface modelling.

This study shows that self-reassurance reduces neural and self-report reactivity to negative life events compared to self-criticism.

The paper uses fMRI and computational modeling to show the anterior insula gates the interaction between motor planning and mirror systems during intentional versus incidental imitation.

The paper uses Bayesian population receptive field modeling to estimate somatosensory pRFs in human primary somatosensory cortex and finds larger representations for the index finger and larger pRF sizes for the little finger.

This study shows that four weeks of motor training increases fractional anisotropy in specific brain regions and decreases mean diffusivity in others, indicating structural white-matter changes.