Carsten Finke

This study investigates spatial navigation impairment in post-acute NMDAR and LGI1 encephalitis, finding it common and partially dissociable from episodic memory dysfunction.

This study shows that navigational memory continues to transform over decades, combining schematic information with spatial representations that decay at different rates.

The paper replicates and extends the complexome framework by linking functional connectivity to symbolic BOLD patterns, showing clinical relevance in anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis and introducing a new measure of pattern dissimilarity.

This study identifies Nurr1 as a critical transcription factor for claustrum development and function, showing its role in neuronal positioning and behavior regulation.

This study links altered structural brain complexity in post-acute anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis to memory dysfunction and psychiatric outcomes using fractal dimensionality analysis.

The paper investigates how propofol affects memory consolidation of schema-congruent and -incongruent information, finding enhanced consolidation of schema-congruent items.

This study uses graph theoretical analysis of structural brain networks to show that hippocampal hub failure in NMDAR encephalitis is linked to long-term memory impairment.

This study investigates how perceptual uncertainty and reward information influence decision-making through a human behavioral experiment and computational modeling.

This study links persistent cognitive deficits in anti-LGI1 encephalitis to structural brain network reorganization despite immunotherapy and clinical recovery.

This study shows that maternal-fetal transfer of NMDAR-antibodies causes lasting impairments in adolescent brain network function and connectivity.

This study identifies complexity drops in functional MRI signals as a mechanism linking neural regularity to functional network architecture in the human brain.

This study shows that brain shape in newborns develops rapidly and is a key indicator of maturity, outperforming brain size in predicting age and detecting prematurity.

The paper examines brain state transitions in anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis patients, finding reduced network stability and resilience linked to disease severity.

This study shows that connectome fingerprints, used to identify individuals, are distinct from neural features predictive of behavior, suggesting they may not be as functionally relevant as previously thought.

This study investigates functional connectivity changes in murine models of NMDAR antibody-associated pathology using rs-fMRI, finding impaired connectivity in hippocampal regions similar to human patients.

This study uses time-resolved functional connectivity analysis to show that altered brain network dynamics correlate with disease severity and multi-domain impairments in relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.

This study investigates how a GABAA-agonist affects spatial memory consolidation in humans, showing impaired memory-guided navigation when modulation occurs early post-learning.

This study replicates and extends previous findings on the relationship between functional connectivity and resting motor threshold, finding no significant effect of motor cortex connectivity but confirming coil to cortex distance as a predictor.

The paper examines structural and functional connectivity changes in a mouse model of vascular cognitive impairment, finding altered network connectivity and behavioural deficits.

This study uses dynamic functional connectivity analysis to identify state-dependent brain activity patterns in anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis, finding distinct differences from controls and strong predictive power.

This paper evaluates the fractal dimension as a marker of structural brain complexity in MRI, showing improved accuracy with scale optimization and highlighting registration's impact on FD estimates.