Ruimin Gao

This paper introduces a group-constrained, subject-specific fMRI analysis framework that achieves reliable results with smaller sample sizes than traditional methods.

The paper investigates the stability of language network responses across different tasks and compares it to the multiple demand network, finding robust language processing in the language network and task-dependent responses in the MD network.

The paper identifies brain regions outside the language network involved in semantic processing of both linguistic and pictorial stimuli using fMRI experiments.

This study uses neural decoding to show that the brain reactivates the syntactic head of a phrase during comprehension, revealing temporal dynamics linked to linguistic composition.