Justin M. Fine

The paper uses a control theoretic approach to analyze neural activity in macaques during a continuous pursuit task, revealing how latent control variables influence decision-making and change of mind.

This study shows that temporal interference neurostimulation can induce BOLD activation in humans with good safety, but has limited spatial precision and off-target effects.

This study uses transcranial focused ultrasound on rIFG during a Stop-Signal task to show that it improves response inhibition by reducing P300 onset latency, not amplitude.

The paper creates a normative effective connectivity model of the motor network in children using resting-state fMRI and shows its correlation with motor behavior.

The paper investigates how the choice of contact points during grasping affects sensorimotor cortical interactions, showing that M1 modulates digit forces based on position in unconstrained grasping.