Cognitive and psychological development during adolescence is different from one another,
which is rooted in individual differences in maturational changes in the adolescent brain …

The advances in technologies for acquiring brain imaging and high-throughput genetic data
allow the researcher to access a large amount of multi-modal data. Although the sparse …

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 …

Functional connectivity is scaffolded by the structural connections of the brain. Disruptions of
either structural or functional connectivity can lead to deficits in cognitive functions and …

While brain function is supported and constrained by the underlying structure, the
connectome-based link estimated by current approaches is either relatively moderate or …

Concomitant exploration of structural, functional, and neurochemical brain mechanisms
underlying age‐related cognitive decline is crucial in promoting healthy aging. Here, we …

Brain structural networks have been shown to consistently organize in functionally
meaningful architectures covering the entire brain. However, to what extent brain structural …

In the normal aging process, the functional connectome restructures and shows a shift from
more segregated to more integrated brain networks, which manifests itself in highly different …

Brain structural circuitry shapes a richly patterned functional synchronization, supporting for
complex cognitive and behavioural abilities. However, how coupling of structural …

A balanced excitation-inhibition ratio (E/I ratio) is critical for healthy brain function. Normative
development of cortex-wide E/I ratio remains unknown. Here, we noninvasively estimate a …