Daniel Francis Hermens

Global Structural Brain-Age in Adolescence: Application of an Established Method to Short-Interval, Longitudinal Data

The paper applies an existing brain-age model to longitudinal adolescent MRI data, finding moderate consistency but issues with accuracy and age-related bias.

Adolescent brain-age differences between profiles based on suicidal ideation, distress and wellbeing

The paper examines brain-age gaps in adolescents with different mental health profiles, finding higher brain-age in those with moderate distress and lower suicidal ideation.

Resting-State EEG Aperiodic Exponent Moderates the Association Between Age and Memory Performance in Older Adults

This study finds that the aperiodic exponent in resting-state EEG moderates age-related memory decline in older adults, with higher exponents associated with better memory performance.

Geometric eigenmode brain fingerprinting and its longitudinal associations with adolescent mental health and wellbeing

This study examines how geometric eigenmodes of the brain change over adolescence and their links to mental health and wellbeing.

EEG-based clusters differentiate psychological distress, sleep quality and cognitive function in adolescents

The paper identifies EEG-based clusters in adolescents that correlate with psychological distress, sleep quality, and cognitive function using clustering and Bayesian regression.

Elucidating the neuroanatomical correlates of social connectedness, sleep quality and psychological distress in early adolescence

The paper examines the relationship between social connectedness, sleep quality, white matter integrity, and psychological distress in early adolescents using regression analysis.