Annika Carola Linke

The paper examines tonotopic mapping in children with autism and finds an overrepresentation of high frequencies in their auditory cortex, suggesting early disruption in tonotopic map formation.

The paper examines BOLD signal variability in adults with ASD and neurotypical peers, finding reduced variability and steeper age-related declines in ASD.

This study examines intrinsic connectivity in non- or minimally verbal children with autism spectrum disorder using resting-state fMRI, finding hypoconnectivity in language-related networks.

The paper examines functional connectivity reconfiguration during lexical processing in ASD and finds increased variability and reconfiguration in ASD compared to typically developing individuals.

The paper investigates the link between thalamocortical overconnectivity, sleep problems, and sensory sensitivities in preschoolers with ASD.

The paper investigates the development of category-selective connectivity in neonates and adults, finding that some connectivity is innate while others develop with experience.

The paper uses fcMRI to predict motor impairment in neonates with perinatal brain injury by analyzing disruption in functional brain networks.

The paper quantifies differences in spatial and temporal motion patterns between adults and infants during MRI, finding distinct motion modes and distribution characteristics.