Frank Mazza

Frank Mazza

University of Toronto

H-index: 5

North America-Canada

About Frank Mazza

Frank Mazza, With an exceptional h-index of 5 and a recent h-index of 5 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Toronto, specializes in the field of Depression, Computational Models, Electroencephalography, Biomarkers.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

EEG biomarkers of GABA α5 positive allosteric modulators in rodents

In-silico testing of new pharmacology for restoring inhibition and human cortical function in depression

Implications of reduced inhibition in schizophrenia on simulated human prefrontal microcircuit activity and EEG

In-silico EEG biomarkers of reduced inhibition in human cortical microcircuits in depression

Mapping inter-individual functional connectivity variability in TMS targets for major depressive disorder

Dorsomedial prefrontal rTMS for depression in borderline personality disorder: a pilot randomized crossover trial

Reduced inhibition in depression impairs stimulus processing in human cortical microcircuits

EEG biomarkers of reduced inhibition in human cortical microcircuits in depression

Frank Mazza Information

University

Position

KCNI CAMH ()

Citations(all)

97

Citations(since 2020)

90

Cited By

17

hIndex(all)

5

hIndex(since 2020)

5

i10Index(all)

4

i10Index(since 2020)

4

Email

University Profile Page

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Frank Mazza Skills & Research Interests

Depression

Computational Models

Electroencephalography

Biomarkers

Top articles of Frank Mazza

EEG biomarkers of GABA α5 positive allosteric modulators in rodents

2024/3/29

In-silico testing of new pharmacology for restoring inhibition and human cortical function in depression

Communications Biology

2024/2/23

Implications of reduced inhibition in schizophrenia on simulated human prefrontal microcircuit activity and EEG

bioRxiv

2023/8/14

Frank Mazza
Frank Mazza

H-Index: 1

Etay Hay
Etay Hay

H-Index: 5

In-silico EEG biomarkers of reduced inhibition in human cortical microcircuits in depression

PLOS Computational Biology

2023/4/10

Mapping inter-individual functional connectivity variability in TMS targets for major depressive disorder

Frontiers in Psychiatry

2022/6/23

Dorsomedial prefrontal rTMS for depression in borderline personality disorder: a pilot randomized crossover trial

Journal of Affective Disorders

2022/3/15

Reduced inhibition in depression impairs stimulus processing in human cortical microcircuits

Cell Reports

2022/1/11

EEG biomarkers of reduced inhibition in human cortical microcircuits in depression

BioRxiv

2021/7/19

EEG Biomarkers of Reduced Inhibition in Microcircuit Models in Depression

2021

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