Matteo Neri

The paper uses multivariate information theory to analyze higher-order network interactions in drug-resistant focal epilepsy patients using resting-state fMRI, finding that redundant information-sharing dominates epileptogenic networks and correlates with surgical outcomes.

The paper evaluates higher-order interaction metrics in brain connectivity using fMRI data, finding topological metrics link brain function to behavior better than pairwise models.

The paper introduces a new measure, flexibility gradient, to quantify regional contributions to brain flexibility and finds that structural properties correlate with regional flexibility contributions across multiple modalities.

This study shows that information gain in goal-directed learning is encoded through synergistic and higher-order functional interactions across cortical circuits.

This study examines neuronal avalanches during speech and music listening versus rest, finding stimulus-driven coordination and distinct network dynamics.