Fiona Chang (Yu-Hsin)

Longer fMRI brain scans boost reliability—but only to a point Around 30 minutes of imaging per person seems to be the “sweet spot” for linking functional connectivity differences to traits in an accurate and cost-effective way.

When powering fMRI studies, sample size is king, but scan duration can also be a powerful tool, improving phenotypic prediction and cost-efficiency, a new analysis shows

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Common brain representations of action and perception investigated with cross-modal classification of newly learned melodies Scientific Reports - Common brain representations of action and perception investigated with cross-modal classification of newly learned melodies

I'm excited to share that my first PhD paper is now officially published! 🎉
We found that after piano training, the brain forms a common neural code linking sound and action, supporting how we learn and simulate sensorimotor skills. 🧠🎹
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#MusicAndBrain #fMRI #Neuroscience @ae.mpg.de