Modularity is a fundamental concept in systems neuroscience, referring to the formation of
local cliques or modules of densely intra-connected nodes that are sparsely inter-connected …

A critical issue in many neuroimaging studies is the comparison between brain maps.
Nonetheless, it remains unclear how one should test hypotheses focused on the overlap or spatial …

Human brain functional networks are embedded in anatomical space and have topological
properties—small-worldness, modularity, fat-tailed degree distributions—that are …

The human brain is a topologically complex network embedded in anatomical space. Here,
we systematically explored relationships between functional connectivity, complex network …

The protracted development of structural and functional brain connectivity within distributed
association networks coincides with improvements in higher-order cognitive processes such …

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is increasingly recognized as a disconnection syndrome, which
leads to cognitive impairment due to the disruption of functional activity across large networks …

Common mechanisms in aging and obesity are hypothesized to increase susceptibility to
neurodegeneration, however, direct evidence in support of this hypothesis is lacking. We …

Animal studies of neurodevelopment have shown that recordings of intrinsic cortical activity
evolve from synchronized and high amplitude to sparse and low amplitude as plasticity …

The spatial distribution of large-scale functional networks on the cerebral cortex differs
between individuals and is particularly variable in association networks that are responsible for …

A fundamental question in the biology of sex differences has eluded direct study in humans:
How does sex-chromosome dosage (SCD) shape genome function? To address this, we …