… Finally, all three categories of hubs display high across-session spatial similarities and act as
… of brain hubs with differential microstructural, functional and, cognitive associations, which …

… (over)load’, caused by (over)use of the most important brain … We investigated functional
hub load and postsurgical cognitive … hub load score (SHub) indicating to what extent brain …

… methods, it is now feasible to apply network analysis to human anatomical data [64], [68],
and thereby to further our understanding of how human brain anatomy relates to cognition. …

… and spokes continue to develop, possibly supporting mature cognitive function. … hub-to-hub
interconnectivity pattern, and the functional connections between hubs and non-hub brain …

… With studies increasingly exploring the clinical utility of network neuroscience approaches,
we highlight the potential of hub mapping as a candidate biomarker of cognitive dysfunction …

… This study suggests that network hubs are functionally important for intellectual outcomes
in infratentorial tumor survivors. Furthermore, these regions could be the primary targets of …

… three hub categories occupy different positions within the brain… cognitive and motor task
performance. This work suggests a model of brain organization in which different connector hubs …

… hubs in cortical and subcortical brain regions. We hypothesized that the networks connected
to the hubs … cognition) and amygdala (emotion) hub networks favor more densely connected …

… the brain adapts its effective connectivity within the connective core and across behavioral
states. We used complex network metrics to identify hubs … and each type of hub on the network …

… We investigate how hubs of functional brain networks are modified as a result of mild cognitive
… networks’ hubs caused by mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a brain syndrome involving …