Mixed blocked/event-related designs separate transient and sustained activity in fMRI. - Kristina M. Visscher; Francis M. Miezin; James E. Kelly; Randy L. Buckner; David I. Donaldson; Mark P. McAvoy; Vidya M. Bhalodia; Steven E. Petersen (NeuroImage, 2003)

Comparison of sustained and transient activity in children and adults using a mixed blocked/event-related fMRI design. - Kristin K. Wenger; Kristina M. Visscher; Francis M. Miezin; Steven E. Petersen; Bradley L. Schlaggar (NeuroImage, 2004)

Older adults, unlike younger adults, do not modulate alpha power to suppress irrelevant information. - Ryan J. Vaden; Nathan L. Hutcheson; Lesley A. McCollum; Jonathan Kentros; Kristina M. Visscher (NeuroImage, 2012)

Early visual cortex reflects initiation and maintenance of task set. - Abdurahman S. Elkhetali; Ryan J. Vaden; Sean M. Pool; Kristina M. Visscher (NeuroImage, 2015)

Distinct effects of trial-driven and task Set-related control in primary visual cortex. - Joseph C. Griffis; Abdurahman S. Elkhetali; Ryan J. Vaden; Kristina M. Visscher (NeuroImage, 2015)

Retinotopic patterns of functional connectivity between V1 and large-scale brain networks during resting fixation. - Joseph C. Griffis; Abdurahman S. Elkhetali; Wesley K. Burge; Richard H. Chen; Anthony D. Bowman; Jerzy P. Szaflarski; Kristina M. Visscher (NeuroImage, 2017)

Analyzing the Human Connectome Project Datasets using GPUs: The Anatomy of a Science Engagement. - John-Paul Robinson; Thomas Anthony 002; Ravi Tripathi; Sara A. Sims; Kristina M. Visscher; Purushotham V. Bangalore (PEARC, 2018)

Analyzing the HCP Datasets using GPUs: The Anatomy of a Science Engagement. - John-Paul Robinson; Thomas Anthony 002; Ravi Tripathi; Sara A. Sims; Kristina M. Visscher; Purushotham V. Bangalore (CoRR, 2019)

Background connectivity between frontal and sensory cortex depends on task state, independent of stimulus modality. - Abdurahman S. Elkhetali; Leland L. Fleming; Ryan J. Vaden; Rodolphe Nenert; Jane E. Mendle; Kristina M. Visscher (NeuroImage, 2019)

A method for mapping retinal images in early visual cortical areas. - Matthew Defenderfer; Pinar Demirayak; Kristina M. Visscher (NeuroImage, 2021)

Frontal cortical regions associated with attention connect more strongly to central than peripheral V1. - Sara A. Sims; Pinar Demirayak; Simone Cedotal; Kristina M. Visscher (NeuroImage, 2021)