Jeremy F. Huckins

The paper examines how time spent in mealtime conversations affects default network function using mobile sensing and fMRI data.

This paper introduces hybrid hyperalignment, a method that aligns both neural response and functional connectivity data across brains using a single model, showing improved alignment for both types of data compared to previous methods.

The paper explores the relationship between smartphone usage patterns and brain connectivity in college students, finding a positive link between screen time and resting-state functional connectivity in regions associated with depression.

The paper identifies a distinct reward-related functional system using resting-state functional connectivity, showing preferential coupling with cognitive control systems.