Philip V. Bayly

This study uses anisotropic MR elastography to show age-related declines in white matter mechanical properties, providing complementary information to diffusion tensor imaging.

This study uses magnetic resonance elastography to measure mechanical properties of post-mortem human brain tissue and track changes over time, revealing stiffness and damping ratio trends.

The paper measures residual stress in brain tissue using MRI and finite element simulations, finding compressive stresses in grey matter and anisotropic tensile stresses in white matter aligned with axon orientation.

This study shows IVH reduces ciliated ependymal cells but does not disrupt cilia function or CSF flow networks in the lateral ventricles.

This paper estimates local cortical growth patterns in preterm infants using aMSM, revealing regional and temporal differences in expansion linked to folding and injury detection.

This paper introduces a new regularization method for cortical surface alignment in brain imaging, improving the robustness and biological interpretability of multi-modal data alignment.