Network models of anatomical connections allow for the extraction of quantitative features
describing brain organization, and their comparison across brains from different species …

Mammalian taxonomies are conventionally defined by morphological traits and genetics.
How species differ in terms of neural circuits and whether inter-species differences in neural …

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 …

Complex network topology is characteristic of many biological systems, including anatomical
and functional brain networks (connectomes). Here, we first constructed a structural …

Understanding the wiring diagram of the human cerebral cortex is a fundamental challenge
in neuroscience. Elemental aspects of its organization remain elusive. Here we examine …

Morphological brain networks derived from macroscopic structural magnetic resonance
imaging have become prevalent, yet lack microscopic validation. Here, we proposed a …

The connection matrix of the human brain (the human “connectome”) represents an
indispensable foundation for basic and applied neurobiological research. However, the …

Modern non-invasive brain imaging technologies, such as diffusion weighted magnetic
resonance imaging (DWI), enable the mapping of neural fiber tracts in the white matter …

The connectome describes the comprehensive set of neuronal connections of a species'
central nervous system. Identifying the network characteristics of the human macroscale …

Rapid advances in neuroimaging and network science have produced powerful tools and
measures to appreciate human brain organization at multiple spatial and temporal scales. It …