Ying‐Qiu Zheng

The paper demonstrates that the visual corpus callosum uses segregated 'parallel wires' for contralateral and ipsilateral information flow, supported by fMRI and anatomical studies in humans and mice.

This study investigates how alpha-synuclein propagation affects brain atrophy and motor deficits across different genotypes and inoculation sites in mice.

This paper introduces a transfer learning method to accurately localise the Vim in clinical-quality MRI data by transferring anatomical information from high-quality datasets.

This paper introduces a semi-supervised, multimodal, and multi-task fusion method for discovering image-derived phenotypes from brain imaging data, showing improved prediction accuracy compared to conventional approaches.

This paper introduces BENCH, a Bayesian framework to infer parameter changes in biophysical models despite parameter degeneracies, applied to diffusion MRI data.

The paper improves predictions of individual differences in task-evoked fMRI activity using a sparse ensemble learner and shows better performance than previous methods.

The paper tests if heritability of cortical structure reflects a plasticity gradient, finding that sensory areas have higher heritability than limbic/heteromodal areas.

The paper uses an agent-based model to simulate neurodegenerative disease spread, showing how local vulnerability and network connectivity drive Parkinson's disease progression.