Julien Lefèvre

This study applies SPANGY to fetal MRI data to quantify cortical folding patterns, revealing the temporal sequence of low-to-high frequency fold emergence during prenatal development.

This paper combines fetal and postnatal MRI data to analyze neurodevelopmental trajectories during the perinatal transition, identifying continuous and discontinuous changes in brain features.

SPANOL uses spectral clustering on cortical surfaces to parcellate brains into lobes, showing agreement with existing atlases and promising results on fetal brains.