Hauke Bartsch

This study shows that a single ECT session causes transient, reversible brain microstructural changes resembling vasogenic edema, which may precede neuroplasticity and therapeutic effects.

The paper develops a brain coherence biomarker, DI, to distinguish males from females and patients from controls, showing its utility in phenotyping sex and mental illness.

This study investigates the relationship between neural excitation/inhibition imbalance and treatment outcomes in severe depression, finding that ECT effectiveness is not tied to changes in inhibition but can be enhanced by pharmacotherapy under specific conditions.

The paper describes the design and aims of the ABCD Study, discussing challenges in estimating meaningful associations and recommending best practices for research using its data.

The paper describes neuroimaging processing methods for the ABCD Study to extract brain phenotypes from multimodal imaging data.

The paper examines the heritability of regional brain volumes using genetic and neuroimaging data from multiple cohorts, finding high heritability and consistent patterns across populations.