Byeol Kim Lux

This study examines how vicarious trauma affects human brain networks and immune responses through fMRI, autonomic physiology, and gene expression in monocytes.

This study develops predictive models of spontaneous thought using body maps and validates them across datasets, showing the role of body regions in valence and self-relevance.

This study decodes self-relevance and valence of spontaneous thought from fMRI signals using personal narratives and resting-state data.

This study uses fMRI to examine brain dynamics of self-generated concepts during spontaneous thought and links them to individual differences in negative affectivity.