Jorge is a postdoctoral
fellow in Randy Buckner’s Cognitive Neuroscience Lab. His
research aims at the understanding of large-scale brain
networks implicated in cognitive processes. His previous
research was mainly focused on analyzing white matter
regions involved in several domains of human cognition,
such as episodic memory or working memory, using multiple
sclerosis as a lesional model. Currently, Jorge has jumped
to the application of network analysis of MRI-functional
connectivity data in the study of aging and normal
subjects.
Sepulcre, J., Masdeu, J.
C., Sastre-Garriga, J., Goñi, J., Vélez-de-Mendizábal, N.,
Duque, B., Pastor, M. A., Bejarano, B., and Villoslada, P.
(2008) Mapping the brain pathways of declarative verbal
memory. Evidence from white matter lesions in the living
human brain. Neuroimage; 42(3): 1237-43.
[medline abstract]
Sepulcre, J., Murie-Fernandez, M., Salinas-Alaman, A.,
García-Layana, A., Bejarano, B., and Villoslada, P. (2007)
Diagnostic Accuracy of Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Thickness
Measurement and Retinal Periphlebitis Presence in
Predicting Disease Activity in Multiple Sclerosis.
Neurology; 68(18):1488-94. [medline abstract]
Sepulcre, J., Sastre-Garriga, J., Cercignani, M., Ingle, G.
T., Miller, D. H., and Thompson, A. J. (2006) Regional grey
matter atrophy in early primary progressive ms: a
voxel-based morphometry study. Archives of Neurology;
63(8):1175-80. [medline abstract]
Sepulcre, J., Vanotti, S., Hernández, R., Sandoval, G.,
Cáceres, F., Garcea, O., and Villoslada, P. (2006)
Cognitive impairment in patients with MS using the Brief
Repeatable Battery-Neuropsychology Test. Multiple
Sclerosis; 12: 187-195. [medline abstract]
