NeuroImage,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
243, P. 118533 - 118533
Published: Aug. 29, 2021
Research
into
the
human
connectome
(i.e.,
all
connections
in
brain)
with
use
of
resting
state
functional
MRI
has
rapidly
increased
popularity
recent
years,
especially
growing
availability
large-scale
neuroimaging
datasets.
The
goal
this
review
article
is
to
describe
innovations
representations
that
have
come
about
past
8
since
2013
NeuroImage
special
issue
on
'Mapping
Connectome'.
In
period,
research
shifted
from
group-level
brain
parcellations
towards
characterization
individualized
and
relationships
between
individual
connectomic
differences
behavioral/clinical
variation.
Achieving
subject-specific
accuracy
parcel
boundaries
while
retaining
cross-subject
correspondence
challenging,
a
variety
different
approaches
are
being
developed
meet
challenge,
including
improved
alignment,
noise
reduction,
robust
group-to-subject
mapping
approaches.
Beyond
interest
connectome,
new
data
studied
complement
traditional
parcellated
representation
pairwise
distinct
regions),
such
as
methods
capture
overlapping
smoothly
varying
patterns
connectivity
('gradients').
These
offer
complimentary
insights
inherent
organization
brain,
but
challenges
for
remain.
Interpretability
will
be
by
future
gaining
neural
mechanisms
underlying
observations
obtained
MRI.
Validation
studies
comparing
also
needed
build
consensus
confidence
proceed
clinical
trials
may
produce
meaningful
translation
insights.
Cerebral Cortex,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 29, 2021
Creative
cognition
has
been
consistently
associated
with
functional
connectivity
between
frontoparietal
control
and
default
networks.
However,
recent
research
identified
distinct
dynamics
for
subnetworks
within
the
larger
system-one
subnetwork
(FPCNa)
shows
positive
coupling
network
another
(FPCNb)
negative
coupling-raising
questions
about
how
these
networks
interact
during
creative
cognition.
Here
we
examine
in
a
large
sample
of
participants
(n
=
171)
who
completed
divergent
thinking
task
resting-state
scan
fMRI.
We
replicated
findings
on
at
rest:
FPCNa
positively
correlated
FPCNb
negatively
network.
Critically,
found
that
evoked
both
network,
but
different
ways.
Using
community
detection,
regions
showed
greater
coassignment
to
community.
overall
stronger
network-reflecting
reversal
rest-and
strength
FPCNb-default
individual
ability.
These
provide
novel
evidence
behavioral
benefit
cooperation
typically
anticorrelated
brain
Communications Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: Oct. 23, 2023
The
brain
dynamics
underlying
working
memory
(WM)
unroll
via
transient
frequency-specific
large-scale
networks.
This
multidimensionality
(time,
space,
and
frequency)
challenges
traditional
analyses.
Through
an
unsupervised
technique,
the
time
delay
embedded-hidden
Markov
model
(TDE-HMM),
we
pursue
a
functional
network
analysis
of
magnetoencephalographic
data
from
38
healthy
subjects
acquired
during
n-back
task.
Here
show
that
this
inferred
task-specific
networks
with
unique
temporal
(activation),
spectral
(phase-coupling
connections),
spatial
(power
density
distribution)
profiles.
A
theta
frontoparietal
exerts
attentional
control
encodes
stimulus,
alpha
temporo-occipital
rehearses
verbal
information,
broad-band
P300-like
profile
leads
retrieval
process
motor
response.
Therefore,
work
provides
unified
integrated
description
multidimensional
can
be
interpreted
within
neuropsychological
multi-component
WM,
improving
overall
neurophysiological
comprehension
WM
functioning.
Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(3), P. 455 - 455
Published: Jan. 31, 2024
Human
whole-brain
functional
connectivity
networks
have
been
shown
to
exhibit
both
local/quasilocal
(e.g.,
a
set
of
sub-circuits
induced
by
node
or
edge
attributes)
and
non-local
higher-order
coordination
patterns)
properties.
Nonetheless,
the
properties
topological
strata
yet
be
addressed.
To
that
end,
we
proposed
homological
formalism
enables
quantification
characteristics
human
brain
sub-circuits.
Our
results
indicate
each
order
uniquely
unravels
diverse,
complementary
Noticeably,
H1
distance
between
rest
motor
task
was
observed
at
sub-circuit
consolidated
levels,
which
suggested
self-similarity
property
unraveled
kernel.
Furthermore,
level,
rest–task
differentiation
found
most
prominent
different
tasks
orders:
(i)
Emotion
(H0),
(ii)
Motor
(H1),
(iii)
Working
memory
(H2).
At
dichotomy
default
mode
network
is
mostly
first
second
scaffolds.
Also
such
scale,
limbic
plays
significant
role
in
reconfiguration
across
subject
domains,
paves
way
for
subsequent
investigations
on
complex
neuro-physiological
network.
From
wider
perspective,
our
can
applied,
beyond
connectomics,
study
non-localized
patterns
localized
structures
stretching
fibers.
Network Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
4(4), P. 1122 - 1159
Published: Jan. 1, 2020
Recent
advances
in
computational
models
of
signal
propagation
and
routing
the
human
brain
have
underscored
critical
role
white
matter
structure.
A
complementary
approach
has
utilized
framework
network
control
theory
to
better
understand
how
constrains
manner
which
a
region
or
set
regions
can
direct
activity
other
regions.
Despite
potential
for
both
these
approaches
enhance
our
understanding
structure
function,
little
work
sought
relations
between
them.
Here,
we
seek
explicitly
bridge
communication
principles
conceptual
review
current
literature.
By
drawing
comparisons
terms
level
abstraction,
dynamical
complexity,
dependence
on
attributes,
interplay
multiple
spatiotemporal
scales,
highlight
convergence
distinctions
two
frameworks.
Based
intertwined
nature
networks,
this
provides
an
integrative
perspective
field
outlines
exciting
directions
future
work.
NeuroImage,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
243, P. 118533 - 118533
Published: Aug. 29, 2021
Research
into
the
human
connectome
(i.e.,
all
connections
in
brain)
with
use
of
resting
state
functional
MRI
has
rapidly
increased
popularity
recent
years,
especially
growing
availability
large-scale
neuroimaging
datasets.
The
goal
this
review
article
is
to
describe
innovations
representations
that
have
come
about
past
8
since
2013
NeuroImage
special
issue
on
'Mapping
Connectome'.
In
period,
research
shifted
from
group-level
brain
parcellations
towards
characterization
individualized
and
relationships
between
individual
connectomic
differences
behavioral/clinical
variation.
Achieving
subject-specific
accuracy
parcel
boundaries
while
retaining
cross-subject
correspondence
challenging,
a
variety
different
approaches
are
being
developed
meet
challenge,
including
improved
alignment,
noise
reduction,
robust
group-to-subject
mapping
approaches.
Beyond
interest
connectome,
new
data
studied
complement
traditional
parcellated
representation
pairwise
distinct
regions),
such
as
methods
capture
overlapping
smoothly
varying
patterns
connectivity
('gradients').
These
offer
complimentary
insights
inherent
organization
brain,
but
challenges
for
remain.
Interpretability
will
be
by
future
gaining
neural
mechanisms
underlying
observations
obtained
MRI.
Validation
studies
comparing
also
needed
build
consensus
confidence
proceed
clinical
trials
may
produce
meaningful
translation
insights.