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2022
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Oyetunde Gbadeyan, James Teng, Ruchika Shaurya Prakash:
Predicting response time variability from task and resting-state functional connectivity in the aging brain. NeuroImage 250: 118890 (2022)

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2019
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James Teng, Ju Lynn Ong, Amiya Patanaik, Jesisca Tandi, Juan Helen Zhou, Michael W. L. Chee, Julian Lim:
Vigilance declines following sleep deprivation are associated with two previously identified dynamic connectivity states. NeuroImage 200: 382-390 (2019)
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Julian Lim, James Teng, Amiya Patanaik, Jesisca Tandi, Stijn A. A. Massar:
Dynamic functional connectivity markers of objective trait mindfulness. NeuroImage 176: 193-202 (2018)
2016
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Julian Lim, James Teng, Kian Foong Wong, Michael W. L. Chee:
Modulating rest-break length induces differential recruitment of automatic and controlled attentional processes upon task reengagement. NeuroImage 134: 64-73 (2016)

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