Physical review. E,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
109(5)
Published: May 22, 2024
The
Brain
Connectome
Project
has
made
significant
strides
in
uncovering
the
structural
connections
within
brain
on
various
levels.
This
led
to
question
of
how
structure
and
function
are
related.
Our
research
explores
this
relationship
an
adaptive
neural
network
which
synaptic
conductance
between
neurons
follows
spike-time
plasticity
rules.
By
adjusting
boundary,
exhibits
diverse
collective
behaviors,
including
phase
synchronization,
locking,
hierarchical
synchronization
(phase
clusters),
coexisting
states.
Using
graph
theory,
we
found
that
is
related
community
structure,
while
states
self-organizing
core-periphery
structure.
evolves
into
several
tightly
connected
modules,
with
sparsely
intermodule
resulting
formation
clusters.
In
addition,
facilitates
emergence
coexistence
state
promotes
evolution
results
point
towards
equivalence
emerging
from
being
influenced
by
a
complex
dynamic
process.
Journal of Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
43(34), P. 5989 - 5995
Published: Aug. 23, 2023
The
brain
is
a
complex
system
comprising
myriad
of
interacting
elements,
posing
significant
challenges
in
understanding
its
structure,
function,
and
dynamics.
Network
science
has
emerged
as
powerful
tool
for
studying
such
intricate
systems,
offering
framework
integrating
multiscale
data
complexity.
Here,
we
discuss
the
application
network
study
brain,
addressing
topics
models
metrics,
connectome,
role
dynamics
neural
networks.
We
explore
opportunities
multiple
streams
transitions
from
development
to
healthy
function
disease,
potential
collaboration
between
neuroscience
communities.
underscore
importance
fostering
interdisciplinary
through
funding
initiatives,
workshops,
conferences,
well
supporting
students
postdoctoral
fellows
with
interests
both
disciplines.
By
uniting
communities,
can
develop
novel
network-based
methods
tailored
circuits,
paving
way
towards
deeper
functions.
Brain,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
142(12), P. 3892 - 3905
Published: Sept. 9, 2019
Patients
with
drug-resistant
epilepsy
often
require
surgery
to
become
seizure-free.
While
laser
ablation
and
implantable
stimulation
devices
have
lowered
the
morbidity
of
these
procedures,
seizure-free
rates
not
dramatically
improved,
particularly
for
patients
without
focal
lesions.
This
is
in
part
because
it
unclear
where
intervene
cases.
To
address
this
clinical
need,
several
research
groups
published
methods
map
epileptic
networks
but
applying
them
improve
patient
care
remains
a
challenge.
In
study
we
advance
translation
by:
(i)
presenting
sharing
robust
pipeline
rigorously
quantify
boundaries
resection
zone
determining
which
intracranial
EEG
electrodes
lie
within
it;
(ii)
validating
brain
network
model
on
retrospective
cohort
28
implanted
prior
surgical
resection;
(iii)
all
neuroimaging,
annotated
electrophysiology,
metadata
facilitate
future
collaboration.
Our
accurately
forecast
whether
are
likely
benefit
from
intervention
based
synchronizability
(area
under
receiver
operating
characteristic
curve
0.89)
provide
novel
information
that
traditional
electrographic
features
do
not.
We
further
report
removing
synchronizing
regions
associated
improved
outcome,
postulate
sparing
desynchronizing
may
be
beneficial.
findings
suggest
data-driven
network-based
can
identify
resective
or
ablative
therapy,
perhaps
prevent
invasive
interventions
those
unlikely
so.
Journal of Neural Engineering,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
17(2), P. 026031 - 026031
Published: Jan. 22, 2020
Objective.
Predicting
how
the
brain
can
be
driven
to
specific
states
by
means
of
internal
or
external
control
requires
a
fundamental
understanding
relationship
between
neural
connectivity
and
activity.
Network
theory
is
powerful
tool
from
physical
engineering
sciences
that
provide
insights
regarding
relationship;
it
formalizes
study
dynamics
complex
system
arise
its
underlying
structure
interconnected
units.
Approach.
Given
recent
use
network
in
neuroscience,
now
timely
offer
practical
guide
methodological
considerations
controllability
structural
networks.
Here
we
systematic
overview
framework,
examine
impact
modeling
choices
on
frequently
studied
metrics,
suggest
potentially
useful
theoretical
extensions.
We
ground
our
discussions,
numerical
demonstrations,
advances
dataset
high-resolution
diffusion
imaging
with
730
directions
acquired
over
approximately
1
h
scanning
ten
healthy
young
adults.
Main
results.
Following
didactic
introduction
theory,
probe
selection
affects
four
common
statistics:
average
controllability,
modal
minimum
energy,
optimal
energy.
Next,
extend
current
state-of-the-art
two
ways:
first,
developing
an
alternative
measure
accounts
for
radial
propagation
activity
through
abutting
tissue,
second,
defining
complementary
metric
quantifying
complexity
energy
landscape
system.
close
recommendations
discussion
constraints.
Significance.
Our
hope
this
accessible
account
will
inspire
neuroimaging
community
more
fully
exploit
potential
tackling
pressing
questions
cognitive,
developmental,
clinical
neuroscience.
Chaos An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
30(12)
Published: Dec. 1, 2020
We
study
patterns
of
partial
synchronization
in
a
network
FitzHugh-Nagumo
oscillators
with
empirical
structural
connectivity
measured
human
subjects.
report
the
spontaneous
occurrence
phenomena
that
closely
resemble
ones
seen
during
epileptic
seizures
humans.
In
order
to
obtain
deeper
insights
into
interplay
between
dynamics
and
topology,
we
perform
long-term
simulations
oscillatory
on
different
paradigmatic
structures:
random
networks,
regular
nonlocally
coupled
ring
networks
fractal
connectivities,
small-world
various
rewiring
probability.
Among
these
intermediate
probability
best
mimics
findings
achieved
using
connectivity.
For
other
topologies,
either
no
spontaneously
occurring
epileptic-seizure-related
can
be
observed
simulated
dynamics,
or
overall
degree
remains
high
throughout
simulation.
This
indicates
topology
some
balance
regularity
randomness
favors
self-initiation
self-termination
episodes
seizure-like
strong
synchronization.
Neural Computation,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
31(4), P. 653 - 680
Published: Feb. 15, 2019
Accurate
population
models
are
needed
to
build
very
large-scale
neural
models,
but
their
derivation
is
difficult
for
realistic
networks
of
neurons,
in
particular
when
nonlinear
properties
involved,
such
as
conductance-based
interactions
and
spike-frequency
adaptation.
Here,
we
consider
based
on
adaptive
exponential
integrate-and-fire
excitatory
inhibitory
neurons.
Using
a
master
equation
formalism,
derive
mean-field
model
compare
it
the
full
network
dynamics.
The
capable
correctly
predicting
average
spontaneous
activity
levels
asynchronous
irregular
regimes
similar
vivo
activity.
It
also
captures
transient
temporal
response
complex
external
inputs.
Finally,
able
quantitatively
describe
where
high-
low-activity
states
alternate
(up-down
state
dynamics),
leading
slow
oscillations.
We
conclude
that
biologically
sense
they
can
capture
both
evoked
activity,
naturally
appear
candidates
involving
multiple
brain
areas.
Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
43, P. 100788 - 100788
Published: April 22, 2020
Diffusion
weighted
imaging
(DWI)
has
advanced
our
understanding
of
brain
microstructure
evolution
over
development.
Recently,
the
use
multi-shell
diffusion
sequences
coincided
with
advances
in
modeling
signal,
such
as
Neurite
Orientation
Dispersion
and
Density
Imaging
(NODDI)
Laplacian-regularized
Mean
Apparent
Propagator
MRI
(MAPL).
However,
relative
utility
recently-developed
models
for
maturation
remains
sparsely
investigated.
Additionally,
despite
evidence
that
motion
artifact
is
a
major
confound
studies
development,
vulnerability
metrics
derived
from
contemporary
to
in-scanner
not
been
described.
Accordingly,
sample
120
youth
young
adults
(ages
12–30)
we
evaluated
tensor
(DTI),
NODDI,
MAPL
associations
age
head
at
multiple
scales.
Specifically,
examined
mean
white
matter
values,
tracts,
voxels,
connections
structural
networks.
Our
results
revealed
data
can
be
leveraged
robustly
characterize
neurodevelopment,
demonstrate
stronger
effects
than
equivalent
single-shell
data.
MAPL-derived
were
less
sensitive
confounding
motion.
findings
suggest
techniques
confer
important
advantages
neurodevelopment.
Network Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 28
Published: Aug. 13, 2021
Abstract
Network
models
describe
the
brain
as
sets
of
nodes
and
edges
that
represent
its
distributed
organization.
So
far,
most
discoveries
in
network
neuroscience
have
prioritized
insights
highlight
distinct
groupings
specialized
functional
contributions
nodes.
Importantly,
these
are
determined
expressed
by
web
their
interrelationships,
formed
edges.
Here,
we
underscore
important
made
for
understanding
Different
types
different
relationships,
including
connectivity
similarity
among
Adopting
a
specific
definition
can
fundamentally
alter
how
analyze
interpret
network.
Furthermore,
associate
into
collectives
higher
order
arrangements,
time
series,
form
edge
communities
provide
topology
complementary
to
traditional
node-centric
perspective.
Focusing
on
edges,
or
dynamic
information
they
provide,
discloses
previously
underappreciated
aspects
structural
Physical Review Letters,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
126(2)
Published: Jan. 15, 2021
Adaptive
networks
change
their
connectivity
with
time,
depending
on
dynamical
state.
While
synchronization
in
structurally
static
has
been
studied
extensively,
this
problem
is
much
more
challenging
for
adaptive
networks.
In
Letter,
we
develop
the
master
stability
approach
a
large
class
of
This
allows
reducing
to
low-dimensional
system,
by
decoupling
topological
and
properties.
We
show
how
interplay
between
adaptivity
network
structure
gives
rise
formation
islands.
Moreover,
report
desynchronization
transition
emergence
complex
partial
patterns
induced
an
increasing
overall
coupling
strength.
illustrate
our
findings
using
coupled
phase
oscillators
FitzHugh-Nagumo
neurons
synaptic
plasticity.