Sarah Weigelt

This study examines repetition effects in event-related potentials across age groups and links them to memory specificity and recognition performance.

This study investigates myelination in scene-network tracts across age groups using multimodal neuroimaging and finds increasing myelin from middle childhood to adulthood in specific regions.

This study shows that splitting fMRI data acquisition into multiple sessions reduces head motion in children and breaks reduce motion in adults, but motion still increases over time in both groups.

This study combines myelin water imaging and diffusion tensor tractography to show that myelination continues beyond late childhood in most major white matter tracts.