Anna Corriveau

The paper shows that weakened neural representations during poor sustained attention predict behavioral failures and suggest a disengagement mechanism in attentional lapses.

The paper develops a connectome-based neural reference space for arousal by showing dynamic connectivity captures shared dynamics across affective, autonomic, and wakefulness arousal measures.

This study investigates the relationship between sustained attention and cognitive processes, finding that individual differences in sustained attention are more closely linked to long-term memory than to attentional control and working memory.

This study shows that time-resolved functional brain networks capture both objective and subjective attentional fluctuations across tasks and movies.

This study examines how a single dose of methamphetamine affects brain functional connectivity related to sustained attention and arousal in healthy adults.

This study shows that ongoing thoughts during rest are reflected in brain connectivity and predict individual behavioral differences.

The paper shows that functional brain networks predicting sustained attention generalize across perceptual modalities like vision and audition.

The paper examines brain-behavior relationships using fMRI data and finds that neural similarity does not always correlate with behavioral similarity across different domains.

THINGS-data provides multimodal neuroimaging and behavioral datasets for studying object representations, enabling hypothesis testing and cross-modal analysis.

The paper introduces the THINGS database, containing 1,854 object concepts and 26,107 naturalistic images, validated through semantic embeddings and neural network analysis.