Lucy L. W. Owen

The paper applies Multisubject Archetypal Analysis to fMRI data to reveal sparse, distributed network motifs that capture cognitive state information across multiple scales.

This study identifies a duration-dependent decision-making shift in chronic pain patients, showing reduced reliance on global expected value and increased context-dependent reinforcement history.

The paper examines how brain activity patterns relate to cognitive processes by analyzing informativeness and compressibility across different experimental conditions.

This study investigates motor memory in Parkinson's patients and finds it is preserved, not impaired, and not influenced by dopamine state during initial learning.

The paper introduces a Gaussian process model to infer high spatiotemporal resolution neural activity from low-density intracranial recordings across individuals and tasks.