Philipp Seidel

This paper develops and compares Baseline-Conditioned Norms (B-Norms) and Cross-Sectional Norms (C-Norms) for predicting longitudinal cortical thickness changes, finding B-Norms provide better fits and detect pubertal changes more effectively.

The paper shows subliminal probability cues influence subjective value representations in vmPFC and aVS without conscious awareness, suggesting global access of subliminal information.

The paper investigates how the brain represents manipulable objects based on similarity, finding that increasing similarity between objects leads to slower reaction times and weaker fMRI release from adaptation.

The paper evaluates how temporal signal-to-noise ratio (tSNR) changes with different acceleration techniques in EPI, showing that multiband acceleration has less impact on tSNR than slice acceleration.