Joanna E. Moodie

The paper shows that general cognitive function is supported by a widespread white matter network across multiple brain regions and connectivity measures.

This paper introduces new graph measures for brain structural connectomes, showing they better predict general cognitive function than existing measures.

This paper evaluates methods to estimate lifetime brain atrophy from a single MRI scan and identifies genetic correlates, finding that the residual method best captures brain shrinkage and has strong heritability.

The paper identifies brain regions most related to general cognitive function and links them to neurobiological properties using meta-analysis and multimodal cortical maps.

The paper identifies general and specific patterns of cortical gene expression related to cognitive functioning using principal component analysis and validates them across datasets.