The so-called resting state, in which participants lie quietly with no particular inputs or
outputs, represented a paradigm shift from conventional task-based studies in human …

A major goal of human neuroscience is to relate differences in brain function to differences
in behavior across people. Recent work has established that whole-brain functional …

Compelling evidence suggests the need for more data per individual to reliably map the
functional organization of the human connectome. As the notion that 'more data is …

We propose that the application of network theory to established psychological personality
conceptions has great potential to advance a biologically plausible model of human …

Introduction Working memory is a critical cognitive ability that affects our daily functioning
and relates to many cognitive processes and clinical conditions. Episodic memory is vital …

What is the neural basis of individual differences in the ability to hold information in long-
term memory (LTM)? Here, we first characterize two whole-brain functional connectivity …

Inference in neuroimaging commonly occurs at the level of “clusters” of neighboring voxels
or connections, thought to reflect functionally specific brain areas. Yet increasingly large …

Tasks in everyday life are not completed in isolation. We each uniquely maneuver in an
environment rich with information that undoubtedly influences our behaviors. For example …

With advancing age, declines in the executive control of attention are accompanied by shifts
in the functional topology of brain networks. However, there is increasing recognition of the …

In order to continuously respond to a changing environment and support self-generating
cognition and behaviour, neural communication must be highly flexible and dynamic at the …