Publications by authors named "F Krueger"

Purpose: This study investigates the feasibility of using complex-valued neural networks (NNs) to estimate quantitative transmit magnetic RF field (B ) maps from multi-slice localizer scans with different slice orientations in the human head at 7T, aiming to accelerate subject-specific B -calibration using parallel transmission (pTx).

Methods: Datasets containing channel-wise B -maps and corresponding multi-slice localizers were acquired in axial, sagittal, and coronal orientation in 15 healthy subjects utilizing an eight-channel pTx transceiver head coil. Training included five-fold cross-validation for four network configurations: used transversal, sagittal, coronal data, and was trained on all slice orientations.

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Interpersonal trust is essential for societal well-being, underpinning relationships from individuals to institutions. Neuroscience research on trust has advanced swiftly since 2001. While quantitative reviews, meta-analyses, and theoretical frameworks have effectively synthesized trust neuroscience research, bibliometric analysis remains underutilized.

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Article Synopsis
  • Social networks are essential for interactions, and the study explores how white matter (WM) tracts in the brain relate to factors like social network size and empathy.
  • Using advanced imaging techniques, the research found a positive correlation between social network size and fractional anisotropy (FA) in the left superior longitudinal fasciculus (SLF), while lower FA in the left cingulum was linked to larger networks through cognitive empathy.
  • The results highlight distinct roles of WM tracts in social cognition and their influence on empathy and social behavior, suggesting important insights for mental health and individual differences.
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Plant vacuoles play key roles in cellular homeostasis, performing catabolic and storage functions, and regulating pH and ion balance. Despite their essential role, there is still no consensus on how vacuoles are established. A model proposing that the endoplasmic reticulum is the main contributor of membrane for growing vacuoles in meristematic cells has been challenged by a study proposing that plant vacuoles are formed de novo by homotypic fusion of multivesicular bodies (MVBs).

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Ageing is the accumulation of changes and decline of function of organisms over time. The concept and biomarkers of biological age have been established, notably DNA methylation-based clocks. The emergence of single-cell DNA methylation profiling methods opens the possibility of studying the biological age of individual cells.

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