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Binder Cerebral Cortex
2010
Smith PNAS 2009 and supplemental data
Task related and resting state networks are very similar
Seeley Neuron 2009
Neurodegenerative diseases target large-scale human brain networks
Mesulam's editorial on above paper
Adolphs Annu Rev Psychol 2009
The social brain
Iacoboni Annu Rev Psychol 2009
Imitation & empathy
Heine Annu Rev Psychol 2009
Personality
Salmon Annu Rev Psychol 2009
Neuropsych assessment of dementia
Park Annu Rev Psychol 2009
Neurocognitive aging
Honey PNAS 2009
DSI (DTI) & fcMRI analysis that shows that aspects of anatomic connectivity (from DSI) predict fcMRI connectivity, although some aspects aren't predictive. Also shows that there is relatively low test-retest reliability of fcMRI data, suggesting that functional networks can "dynamically reconfigure" themselves.
Sheline PNAS 2009
Abnormalities in the task-related functional deactivation and activation of DMN regions in patients with depression, which the authors interpret to indicate abnormal processing of visual stimuli with respect to the self in pts with depression. Task was passively viewing neutral or negatively valenced images, or think about a negative picture as "more positive" or vice versa.
FIndings are particularly interesting in passive viewing condition. Not clear that the groups are not different across the board, though--are there any conditions/regions where the groups are similar (fig 2)? Nice discussion of connectivity of DMN (fig 3).
Smith PNAS 2009 and supplemental data
Task related and resting state networks are very similar
Seeley Neuron 2009
Neurodegenerative diseases target large-scale human brain networks
Mesulam's editorial on above paper
Adolphs Annu Rev Psychol 2009
The social brain
Iacoboni Annu Rev Psychol 2009
Imitation & empathy
Heine Annu Rev Psychol 2009
Personality
Salmon Annu Rev Psychol 2009
Neuropsych assessment of dementia
Park Annu Rev Psychol 2009
Neurocognitive aging
Honey PNAS 2009
DSI (DTI) & fcMRI analysis that shows that aspects of anatomic connectivity (from DSI) predict fcMRI connectivity, although some aspects aren't predictive. Also shows that there is relatively low test-retest reliability of fcMRI data, suggesting that functional networks can "dynamically reconfigure" themselves.
Sheline PNAS 2009
Abnormalities in the task-related functional deactivation and activation of DMN regions in patients with depression, which the authors interpret to indicate abnormal processing of visual stimuli with respect to the self in pts with depression. Task was passively viewing neutral or negatively valenced images, or think about a negative picture as "more positive" or vice versa.
FIndings are particularly interesting in passive viewing condition. Not clear that the groups are not different across the board, though--are there any conditions/regions where the groups are similar (fig 2)? Nice discussion of connectivity of DMN (fig 3).