Paulo Branco

This paper clarifies and improves the ALFF and fALFF methods in resting-state fMRI by introducing new variants and analyzing their relationships with MBI and normalization effects.

The paper shows that task-specific information is widespread in the human brain and scales with consciousness levels, challenging traditional analytical approaches.

This study uses machine learning to show that white matter connectivity in specific brain networks predicts acute pain after mild traumatic brain injury.