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期刊名:Network neuroscience

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ISSN:2472-1751

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Understanding how the brain gives rise to social cognition has been a key goal of neuroimaging research. Both changes in regional activation as well as functional connectivity have been implicated as potential mechanisms underlying social c...
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Constructing structural similarity networks from T1-weighted MRI offers a powerful means to characterize brain organization. Two prominent methods for constructing such networks, Morphometric Similarity Network (MSN) and Morphometric INvers...
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The human brain needs distributed, time-critical computation to efficiently solve complex problems. Turbulence provides such highly efficient spacetime information processing and transmission across widespread brain networks, yet we have be...
Yanli Lin,Marne L White,Jihong Zhang et al. Yanli Lin et al.
Neural oscillatory activity within the alpha and theta bands have long been considered putative markers of state mindfulness, yet understanding of their functional role has been limited by the challenges of linking objective brain indices w...
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Fine-scale spatial dynamics within functional brain networks manifest as high spatial-frequency variations that conventional independent component analysis (ICA) methods fail to capture. These subtle changes may carry critical information a...
Junting Wang,Youngheun Jo,Junwei Lu et al. Junting Wang et al.
Functional connectivity is often constructed to understand functional organizations in neural systems, where the brain regions and their pairwise interactions are viewed as nodes and edges, respectively. In practice, functional connectivity...
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Progressive neurodegenerative diseases involve neuronal dysfunction across cellular, circuit, and whole-brain levels. Despite differences in anatomical origins, vulnerable neuronal subtypes, and specific misfolded proteins, these diseases s...
Christopher Leslie Adamson,Mehul Gajwani,Matthias Klapperstueck et al. Christopher Leslie Adamson et al.
Brain connectivity data are high-dimensional and are often modeled as graphs comprising in the order of ∼102-104 nodes connected by around 103-106 edges. Generating useful visualizations is essential for reducing and understanding such com...
Rachel L Smith,Stephen J Sawiak,Lena Dorfschmidt et al. Rachel L Smith et al.
Network models are a key tool in human neuroscience, and translation into animal models is essential for interrogating mechanistic drivers of network organization. Using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), we present the first in vivo network...
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Functional connectivity (FC) analyses of task-based fMRI (tbfMRI) often rely on static correlation methods that average signal relationships over time. While widely used, these methods may miss transient but meaningful neural interactions. ...