Joseph Yuan‐Mou Yang

This study examines how thalamocortical innervation timing and spatial distribution influence cortical network formation during gestation, finding that hubs emerge from spatiotemporal constraints rather than preferential targeting.

TRAMFIX evaluates the reproducibility of fixel-based analysis across multiple MRI scanners and finds high reliability for whole-brain and tract-level metrics, with some variability at the fixel level.

The paper uses MRI to show age-related changes in cortical microstructure that align with oligodendrocyte gene expression during development.

This study finds increased thalamic subregion volume in mTBI patients compared to trauma controls in the subacute period using MRI and Bayesian analysis.

The paper investigates how participant dropout affects structural MRI measures in longitudinal studies, finding that it can bias brain metric estimates and group differences.

This study evaluates variability in white matter bundle segmentation across 42 groups using the same dataset, finding protocol variability exceeds other sources of inconsistency.

The paper extends the M-CRIB neonatal brain atlas to include 54 white matter regions using manual segmentation and co-registration of diffusion tensor imaging data.