Electroencephalography is the only clinically available technique that can address the
premature neonate normal and pathological functional development week after week. The …

Functional magnetic resonance imaging has been used to identify complex brain networks
by examining the correlation of blood-oxygen-level-dependent signals between brain …

A comprehensive developmental timeline of activity in the mouse cortex in vivo is lacking.
Understanding the activity changes that accompany synapse and circuit formation is …

Mild traumatic brain injury is highly prevalent in paediatric populations, and can result in
chronic physical, cognitive and emotional impairment, known as persistent post-concussive …

Investigation of the brain's functional connectome can improve our understanding of how an
individual brain's organizational changes influence cognitive function and could result in …

Stress following preterm birth can disrupt the emerging foundation of the neonatal brain. The
current study examined how structural brain development is affected by a stressful early …

During the first 6–7 years of life children undergo a period of major neurocognitive
development. Higher‐order cognitive functions such as executive control of attention …

The human brain undergoes dramatic maturational changes during late stages of fetal and
early postnatal life. The importance of this period to the establishment of healthy neural …

Adolescents born very preterm have an increased risk for anxiety, social difficulties and
inattentiveness, ie the 'preterm behavioural phenotype'. The extreme end of these traits …

Preterm infants develop differently than those born at term and are at higher risk of brain
pathology. Thus, an understanding of their development is of particular importance. Diffusion …