… the brain gained from neuroimaging and also those who wish to participate in this area of
brain … in methods and in understanding of how human brains are organized* Reviews major …

… the comprehensive map of structural connections in the human brain (7), we use “functional
connectome” to describe the collective set of functional connections in the human brain. …

… structure does determine neural function. Studies of the healthy brain, of neural development,
… Theoretical arguments further support the notion that brain network topology and spatial …

… that the earliest and most specific changes occurring in diseases of the brain are those … try
of the living human brain. Inferences about the chemical status of the brain are typically made …

… , it has become possible to assess brain activity in human subjects through the intact skull
non-… Optical signals have been used to map brain function after surgical exposure of cortical …

… brain functions and how we dissect and simulate them. We suggest that the research on the
brain … participants and simultaneous recordings from the brains of the interacting persons. …

… , which together with the other brain imaging modalities, will lead to an increased understanding
of the cortical specialization and neuronal networks that underlie human brain function. …

… human brain has been reported by Brady (18). Task activation-induced signal change in the
human brain … is an effective tool in localizing brain function in humans. Signal increases that …

… The idea that local blood flow within the brain is intimately related to brain function is surprisingly
old. Angelo Mosso, a prominent Italian physiologist of the 19th century, had ingeniously …

… 609) describes the central role that mental concepts play in understanding brain function as
… but interrelated functions. In this chapter, we consider three major functions that have been …