Verónica Mäki-Marttunen

This study compares thalamic nucleus volumes across multiple psychiatric and neurological disorders using MRI, finding significant volume reductions in specific regions associated with different conditions.

The paper uses fMRI and machine learning to show that image memorability correlates with activation in ventral visual and medial temporal regions, as well as fronto-parietal networks.

This study investigates how pupil size and posterior alpha power influence low-frequency EEG phase entrainment to rhythmic stimuli, revealing distinct effects on entrainment strength.

The paper investigates how neuromodulatory tone influences brain wave propagation along the unimodal-transmodal gradient and its relation to arousal and brain integration.

This study examines catecholaminergic nuclei activation during working memory tasks in schizophrenia, finding reduced activation at high cognitive load in patients compared to controls.

This study shows that pupil size during rest correlates with activity in subcortical arousal system nuclei, indicating a noninvasive index of their activation.

This study uses computational models to show that HCN channels have opposing effects on excitability of layer V pyramidal cells depending on dendritic location and neuromodulation.

This study uses pupil size as a proxy for arousal to examine brain integration patterns across cognitive states and finds non-linear relationships with task performance.

The paper compares four methods for localizing the locus coeruleus in humans using functional neuroimaging and finds that sample-specific masks and consensus approaches improve localization accuracy.

The paper investigates how load and spatial interference affect visual attention by analyzing pupil dilations, saccades, and fMRI data during a multiple-object tracking task.