Posts
- Resting-state brain of depressed adolescents: Evidence for a hierarchical imbalance
- Release of ecolo-zip: A rich and granular dataset of ecological features of 1.5 millionen postal codes
- Food for your brain: a workshop on spectral DCM
- Talk at the WASAD conference
- How did people cope with the lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic? Insights from random forests
- Differential effects of dyslexia, development and reading experience in the brain
- Zero-inflated negative binomial model extension of msm R package
- Long Night of Research: Thank you for coming!
- Long Night of Research in Krems
- Prefrontal-amygdala connectivity involved in emotion processing diffulties in adolescent depression
- Cortical surfaces are predictive of risk for psychiatric disorders
- More evidence for dopaminergic involvement during avoidance learning in depressive adolescents
- Neurodevelopment of the incentive network facilitates motivated behaviour from adolescence to adulthood
- A computational model for vigor learning in the monetary incentive delay task
- A novel fMRI paradigm probing emotion processing circuitry: The dynamic face-matching task
- An open-source python-based fMRI paradigm: The monetary incentive delay task
David Willinger, PhD
/Cognitive Neuroscientist/ /Statistical Methods/“All models are wrong, but some are useful."
