Claudinei Eduardo Biazoli

This paper investigates the relationship between brain metastability and functional connectome fingerprints in naturalistic fMRI, finding that metastability is associated with individual and group-level connectome stability and similarity, with variations across time scales and movie content.

The paper identifies monosynaptic and disynaptic connections of the amygdala with salience and default mode networks in macaques and translates findings to human diffusion MRI.

This paper demonstrates subject-independent affective state decoding using fNIRS signals, achieving significant classification accuracies for positive, negative, and neutral emotional states.

The paper estimates the heritability of functional brain networks using a multivariate ACE model and twin data, finding genetic influences on specific networks.

The paper investigates whether perceived duration differs between biological and non-biological motion stimuli across different speeds, finding that biological stimuli are judged to last longer when movement is plausible.