Dylan Spets, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2021- | Psychiatry | Harvard Medical School - Massachusetts General Hospital |
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Sign in to add mentor| Scott D. Slotnick | grad student | Boston College | |
| Jill Goldstein | post-doc | 2021- | Harvard Medical School - Massachusetts General Hospital |
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| Spets DS, Cohen JE, Konishi K, et al. (2024) Impact of sex and reproductive status on the default mode network in early midlife: implications for aging of memory circuitry and function. Cerebral Cortex (New York, N.Y. : 1991). 34 |
| Fritch HA, Jeye BM, Spets DS, et al. (2023) Prefrontal cortex-mediated inhibition supports face recognition. Psychiatry Research. Neuroimaging. 334: 111693 |
| Spets DS, Slotnick SD. (2023) Entorhinal Cortex Functional Connectivity during Item Long-Term Memory and the Role of Sex. Brain Sciences. 13 |
| Spets DS, Slotnick SD. (2022) Sex is predicted by spatial memory multivariate activation patterns. Learning & Memory (Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.). 29: 297-301 |
| Spets DS, Slotnick SD. (2021) It's time for sex in cognitive neuroscience. Cognitive Neuroscience. 1-9 |
| Jeye BM, Kark SK, Spets DS, et al. (2021) Support for an inhibitory model of word retrieval. Neuroscience Letters. 135876 |
| Spets DS, Fritch HA, Slotnick SD. (2021) Sex differences in hippocampal connectivity during spatial long-term memory. Hippocampus |
| Spets DS, Slotnick SD. (2020) Thalamic Functional Connectivity during Spatial Long-Term Memory and the Role of Sex. Brain Sciences. 10 |
| Fritch HA, Spets DS, Slotnick SD. (2020) Functional connectivity with the anterior and posterior hippocampus during spatial memory. Hippocampus |
| Spets DS, Fritch HA, Thakral PP, et al. (2020) High confidence spatial long-term memories produce greater cortical activity in males than females. Cognitive Neuroscience. 1-8 |