Nathan M. Muncy

This study shows that concussion reduces BOLD signal variability in specific brain networks, linking it to symptom severity and cognitive decline.

This review examines how institutional prestige, journal impact factor, and review practices relate to sample size in fMRI memory studies, finding institutional prestige and double-blind review processes are linked to larger samples.

This study decodes arousal and valence from whole-brain fMRI data during emotion inductions, revealing widespread neural representations and cerebellar/brainstem contributions.

This study investigates how 15 emotional states are represented in the brain using fMRI and finds that categorical labels better correlate with brain activity than dimensional ratings.

This study investigates sex differences in brain activity evoked by chemo-signaling compounds in young adults, finding sexually dimorphic responses to pheromones but not to lavender.

This study investigates mnemonic discrimination for event duration using fMRI, finding distinct roles for the entorhinal and perirhinal cortices in encoding and retrieving temporal context information.

This study investigates whether false memories overwrite original memory traces and identifies neural processes involved in recovering original memories after false memories are formed.