The emergence of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) marked a significant
technological breakthrough in the real-time measurement of the functioning human brain in …

Occupational sorting, the process of individuals actively selecting into and being selected for
different occupations, has significant implications for social stratification and inequality. The …

Replicability, the ability to replicate scientific findings, is a prerequisite for scientific discovery
and clinical utility. Troublingly, we are in the midst of a replicability crisis. A key to …

Mental disorders are common health concerns and contribute to a heavy global burden on
our modern society. It is challenging to identify and treat them timely. Neuroimaging …

Background The test-retest reliability of functional magnetic resonance imaging is critical to
identifying reproducible biomarkers for psychiatric illness. Recent work has shown how …

In the present study, we proposed and evaluated a workflow of personalized near infra‐red
optical tomography (NIROT) using functional near‐infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) for …

Characterizing individual variations is central to interpreting individual differences in
neuroscience and clinical studies. While the field has examined multifaceted individual …

Fingerprinting of functional connectomes is an increasingly standard measure of
reproducibility in functional magnetic resonance imaging connectomics. In such studies, one …

High-amplitude co-activation patterns are sparsely present during resting-state fMRI but
drive functional connectivity 1–5. Further, they resemble task activation patterns and are well …

The test-retest reliability of fMRI functional connectivity is a key factor in the identification of
reproducible biomarkers for psychiatric illness. Low reliability limits the observable effect …