While several methodologies exist for quantifying gray and white matter properties in
humans, relatively little is known regarding the spatial organization and the intersubject …

A cerebral gyrus is made up of an external layer of folded cortex and an inner core of white
matter. The architecture of the core has specific features that make it distinct from the white …

In addition to the assessment of local alterations of specific brain regions, the investigation of
entire networks with in vivo neuroimaging techniques has gained increasing attention. In …

Face processing supports our ability to recognize friend from foe, form tribes and understand
the emotional implications of changes in facial musculature. This skill relies on a distributed …

Advanced brain imaging techniques make it possible to measure individuals' structural
connectomes in large cohort studies non-invasively. Given the availability of large scale data …

There are two popular approaches for automated white matter parcellation using diffusion
MRI tractography, including fiber clustering strategies that group white matter fibers …

Human cognition and behaviors depend upon the brain's functional connectomes, which
vary remarkably across individuals. However, whether and how the functional connectome …

Background Nonhuman primate (NHP) models are commonly used to advance our
understanding of brain function and organization. However, to date, they have offered few …

Humans have a remarkable ability to infer the mind of others. This mentalizing skill relies on
a distributed network of brain regions but how these regions connect and interact is not well …

Using quantitative multi-parameter mapping (MPM), studies can investigate clinically
relevant microstructural changes with high reliability over time and across subjects and sites …