A celebrated and controversial hypothesis suggests that some biological systems—parts,
aspects, or groups of them—may extract important functional benefits from operating at the …

The network architecture of the human brain has become a feature of increasing interest to
the neuroscientific community, largely because of its potential to illuminate human cognition …

Multilayer networks is a rising topic in Network Science which characterizes the structure
and the function of complex systems formed by several interacting networks. Multilayer …

Uncovering the non-trivial brain structure–function relationship is fundamentally important
for revealing organizational principles of human brain. However, it is challenging to infer a …

How the human brain works is still a question, as is its implication with brain architecture: the
non-trivial structure–function relationship. The main hypothesis is that the anatomic …

The human brain is composed of functional networks that have a modular topology, where
brain regions are organized into communities that form internally dense (segregated) and …

Purpose: The identification of early-stage Parkinson's disease (PD) is important for the
effective management of patients, affecting their treatment and prognosis. Recently …

Neural plasticity transcends a range of spatio-temporal scales and serves as the basis of
various brain activities and physiologic functions. At the microscopic level, it enables the …

Background: Brain interdependencies can be studied from either a structural/anatomical
perspective (“structural connectivity”) or by considering statistical interdependencies …

Structural and functional brain networks are modular. Canonical functional systems, such as
the default mode network, are well-known modules of the human brain and have been …