M. Fiona Molloy

M. Fiona Molloy studies how the brain's functional organization—the patterns of activity and connectivity across brain regions—develops across childhood and adolescence and relates to factors like sleep, socioeconomic context, and cognitive ability. This work combines brain imaging (fMRI) with computational and machine-learning models of decision-making and behavior to understand individual differences in brain function and mental health risk. The research spans methods development (e.g., personalized brain atlases, statistical models of imaging data) and applied studies in developmental and clinical populations.

Publication output has grown over the last decade, rising from about 1 paper per year in 2017-2020 to roughly 5-8 per year by 2024-2026, indicating an increasingly active and growing research output.

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