Joseph J. Salvo

Targeting intracranial electrical stimulation to network regions defined within individuals causes network-level effects

Christopher Cyr, Ania M. Holubecki, Li Shi, Maya Lakshman et autres

Intracranial electrical stimulation (ES) is routinely used therapeutically, diagnostically, and to provide causal evidence in neuroscience studies. However, our understanding of the brain network-level effects of ES remains limited. We applied precision functional mapping (PFM), based on functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), …

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Mental imagery and perception overlap within transmodal association networks

Nathan L. Anderson, Joseph J. Salvo, Jonathan Smallwood, Rodrigo M. Braga

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Interdigitation of atrophy and activation within the language network in primary progressive aphasia with temporopolar atrophy

Anna Y. Shinn, Joseph J. Salvo, Nathan L. Anderson, Lingxiao Shi et autres

Situating the salience and parietal memory networks in the context of multiple parallel distributed networks using precision functional mapping

Young Hye Kwon, Joseph J. Salvo, Nathan L. Anderson, Donnisa Edmonds et autres

We spoke with co-corresponding authors Nico Wahl, Georg Dechant, and Galina Apostolova about their paper "SATB2 organizes the 3D genome architecture of cognition in cortical neurons" (this issue of Molecular Cell ), their paths to a career in science, and the importance …

The ventral visual stream for reading converges on the transmodal language network

Joseph J. Salvo, Maya Lakshman, Ania M. Holubecki, Marsel M. Mesulam et autres

Reading bridges sensation and cognition. To derive meaning from written words, visual input is first processed in unimodal (i.e., sensory-specific) visual streams and then engages a distributed language network (LANG) that includes classic perisylvian language areas and supports transmodal (i.e., sensory-nonspecific) functions. …

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Distinct distributed brain networks dissociate self-generated mental states

Nathan L. Anderson, Joseph J. Salvo, Jonathan Smallwood, Rodrigo M. Braga

Human cognition relies on two modes: a perceptually-coupled mode where mental states are driven by sensory input and a perceptually-decoupled mode featuring self-generated mental content. Past work suggests that imagined states are supported by the reinstatement of activity in sensory cortex, but …

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Situating the salience and parietal memory networks in the context of multiple parallel distributed networks using precision functional mapping

Young Hye Kwon, Joseph J. Salvo, Nathan L. Anderson, Donnisa Edmonds et autres

Brain networks serving higher cognitive functions are widely distributed across frontal and posterior association zones. Two exceptions have been the parietal memory network (PMN) and salience network (SAL), which are typically restricted to posterior (e.g., posterior cingulate and lateral parietal cortex) and …

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Intrinsic functional connectivity delineates transmodal language functions

Joseph J. Salvo, Nathan L. Anderson, Rodrigo M. Braga

areas that respond to linguistic input regardless of the input modality (e.g., reading sentences or listening to speech). Previous work has shown that intrinsic functional connectivity (iFC), when performed within individuals, can delineate a distributed language network (LANG) that overlaps in detail …

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Intrinsic functional connectivity delineates transmodal language functions

Joseph J. Salvo, Nathan L. Anderson, Rodrigo M. Braga

Abstract Communication involves the translation of sensory information (e.g., heard words) into abstract concepts according to abstract rules (e.g., the meaning of those words). Accordingly, using language involves an interplay between unimodal brain areas that process sensory information and transmodal areas that …

The human social cognitive network contains multiple regions within the amygdala

Donnisa Edmonds, Joseph J. Salvo, Nathan L. Anderson, Maya Lakshman et autres

Reasoning about someone's thoughts and intentions-i.e., forming a "theory of mind"-is a core aspect of social cognition and relies on association areas of the brain that have expanded disproportionately in the human lineage. We recently showed that these association zones comprise parallel …

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Progressive verbal apraxia of reading

Elena Barbieri, Joseph J. Salvo, Nathan L. Anderson, Sarah Simon et autres

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Social cognitive regions of human association cortex are selectively connected to the amygdala

Donnisa Edmonds, Joseph J. Salvo, Nathan L. Anderson, Maya Lakshman et autres

Reasoning about someone's thoughts and intentions - i.e., forming a theory of mind - is an important aspect of social cognition that relies on association areas of the brain that have expanded disproportionately in the human lineage. We recently showed that these …

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