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David Baranger

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As seen in: The Startup, Salon, BioRxiv, Towards Data Science, Genetic Literacy Project, medRxiv, Biological Psychiatry, Massive Science
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Infection associée aux soins contractée à domicile : quel régime juridique ?

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By David Baranger
| macsf.fr
Êtes-vous certain d’avoir opté pour les bonnes garanties ? Celles qui s’adaptent à votre profil, à votre structure et vous couvrent en toutes circonstances ? Pour vérifier que vos contrats sont ajustés à vos besoins, comme pour obtenir des conseils pour une couverture sur-mesure : Je prends rendez-vous
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66. Applying a Neural Signature Approach Enhances Task fMRI Sensitivity to Individual Differences in Cognition and Mental Health

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By David Baranger, Aaron J Gorelik, Sarah Paul, Alexander S. Hatoum
| Biological Psychiatry Verified
Task-based functional magnetic resonance imaging (tb-fMRI) has invaluably contributed to the characterization of links between brain function and behavior. However, the limited reliability and low effect sizes from standard tb-fMRI analyses restricts its ability to inform how brain function may arise from and contribute to individual differences.
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Enhancing task fMRI individual difference research with neural signatures

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By David Baranger, Sarah Paul, Alexander S. Hatoum, Aaron John Gorelik
| medRxiv
The authors have declared no competing interest. This study was supported by K99AA030808 (DAAB) and R01DA54750 (RB). Additional funding included: AJG (DGE-213989), SEP (F31AA029934), ASH (K01AA030083), RB (R21AA027827, U01DA055367).
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