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Emily Finn

Postdoctoral Fellow

Start Date: 2017
End Date: 2020

Recent Publications:

Published:
2024
Title:
Will you read how I will read? Naturalistic fMRI predictors of emergent reading
Publication:
Neuropsychologia
Data
 Code
Published:
2023
Title:
Inter-subject correlation during long narratives reveals widespread neural correlates of reading ability
Publication:
NeuroImage
Data
 Code
Published:
2022
Title:
The positive-negative mode link between brain connectivity, demographics and behaviour: a pre-registered replication of Smith et al. (2015)
Publication:
Royal Society Open Science
Published:
2021
Title:
Layer-dependent functional connectivity methods
Publication:
Progress in Neurobiology
Published:
2021
Title:
Challenges and opportunities of mesoscopic brain mapping with fMRI
Publication:
Current Opinion in Behavioral Neurosciences

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Recent Presentations:

Presented on:
June 2019
Title:
Impact of Sleep Restriction & Simulated Weightlessness on Speech Perception
Conference/Event:
2019: Organization for Human Brain Mapping
File:
molfese_ohbm_2019_print_0.pdf
Presented on:
June 2018
Title:
Trait paranoia shapes inter-subject synchrony in brain activity during an ambiguous social narrative
Conference/Event:
2018: Organization for Human Brain Mapping
File:
finn_ohbm2018_poster.pdf

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