The theory of structural controllability allows us to assess controllability of a network as a
function of its interconnection graph and independently of the edge weights. Yet, existing …

Background The psychosis spectrum (PS) is associated with structural dysconnectivity
concentrated in transmodal cortex. However, understanding of this pathophysiology has …

Cortical function emerges from the interactions of multi-scale networks that may be studied
at a high level using neural mass models (NMM) that represent the mean activity of large …

Brain stimulation is an increasingly popular neuromodulatory tool used in both clinical and
research settings; however, the effects of brain stimulation, particularly those of non-invasive …

Recent investigations have used diffusion-weighted imaging to reveal disturbances in the
neurocircuitry that underlie cognitive-emotional control in bipolar disorder (BD) and in …

The brain is a complex, plastic, electrical network whose dysfunctions result in neurological
disorders. Multichannel transcranial electrical stimulation (tCS) is a non-invasive …

Given its complexity, 1 the brain is perhaps the quintessential example of a network. Neural
elements are interconnected by a large number of connections that can be studied across …

Electrical stimulation of neural systems is a key tool for understanding neural dynamics and
ultimately for developing clinical treatments. Many applications of electrical stimulation affect …

Mathematical modeling of the relationship between the functional activity and the structural
wiring of the brain has largely been undertaken using non-linear and biophysically detailed …

Synchronization of neural oscillations is thought to facilitate communication in the brain.
Neurodegenerative pathologies such as Parkinson's disease (PD) can result in synaptic …