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H. Tost

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Dataset Open access Sep 2026

A genus-labeled dataset of individual trees outside forests in Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Detailed data on individual trees growing outside forests (TOF) are essential for arboriculture, biodiversity assessment, ecosystem services assessment, climate adaptation, and environmental health research. However, existing datasets are often incomplete and seldom provide taxonomic information beyond publicly managed...

Yulia Grinblat, H. Tost, Anastasia Benedyk et al. · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

Resting-state brain age is associated with cognitive and sensorimotor abnormalities in schizophrenia spectrum disorders: a validation & longitudinal study

Brain-age models use neuroimaging features to predict chronological age. The resulting brain-age gap (BAG), defined as predicted brain age minus chronological age, quantifies deviations from age-expected brain characteristics. Structural brain-age acceleration is well established in schizophrenia spectrum disorders (SS...

S. Volkmer, S. Fritze, D. Altinok et al. · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

Time of day affects the relation between physical activity and feeling energetic in depression: Two real-life studies.

It is suggested that participants with depression only felt more energized from physical activity in the morning could be an important starting point for considering circadian rhythm in physical activity interventions for depression.

M. Reichert, I. Reinhard, U. Braun et al. · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Fluctuations in real-life drinking in alcohol use disorder: A one-year longitudinal study using gamified tasks of decision making and cognitive control.

It is found that smartphone-based, gamified tasks show promise to identify periods of heightened risk paving the way for mechanism-based, real-time interventions in AUD: specific decision-making alterations precede changes in consumption.

Hilmar Zech, Maria Waltmann, D. Reichert et al. · 0 citations

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