Alexander J. Dufford

The paper uses neuroimaging data to study how plasticity in language-related brain regions changes across early childhood, finding distinct patterns of development in different brain areas.

This study reviews infant neuroimaging studies from 2000 to 2020 and finds that single subject space is most commonly used, with off-the-shelf templates becoming more prevalent over time.

This study finds that functional connectomes in infants show lower uniqueness and stability compared to adults, with significant decreases in identification rates and test-retest reliability across the first year of life.