To explain how the brain orchestrates information-processing for cognition, we must
understand information itself. Importantly, information is not a monolithic entity. Information …

The orexin/hypocretin neuropeptide family has emerged as a focal point of neuroscientific
research following the discovery that this family plays a crucial role in a variety of …

The morphological brain connectome (MBC) delineates the coordinated patterns of local
morphological features (such as cortical thickness) across brain regions. While classically …

In recent years, the coexistence of different states in the neural system has attracted
widespread interest. Researchers have found a coexisting state of spiking and resting in …

The brain connectome is an embedded network of anatomically interconnected brain
regions, and the study of its topological organization in mammals has become of paramount …

The development of neuroimaging methodologies to map brain connectivity has transformed
our understanding of psychiatric disorders, the distributed effects of brain stimulation, and …

The human brain is organized as segregation and integration units and follows complex
developmental trajectories throughout life. The cortical manifold provides a new means of …

Why do some mental activities feel harder than others? The answer to this question is
surprisingly controversial. Current theories propose that cognitive effort affords a …

Network control theory (NCT) is a simple and powerful tool for studying how network
topology informs and constrains dynamics. Compared to other structure-function coupling …

Complex systems are characterized by emergent patterns created by the nontrivial interplay
between dynamical processes and the networks of interactions on which these processes …