The dynamics of the human brain network has attracted broad attention, in recognition of the
concept that functional connectivity is not static, but changes its pattern over time, even in the …

Spatial patterns of coherent activity across different brain areas have been identified during
the resting-state fluctuations of the brain. However, recent studies indicate that resting-state …

Normal aging is typically characterized by abnormal resting-state functional connectivity
(FC), including decreasing connectivity within networks and increasing connectivity between …

Abstract Changes in functional brain connectivity have been associated with the progression
of Alzheimer's disease (AD). However, the investigation of functional connectivity by …

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a prevalent neurodegenerative condition that can lead to severe
cognitive and functional deterioration. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) …

Synchronization is a collective mechanism by which oscillatory networks achieve their
functions. Factors driving synchronization include the network's topological and dynamical …

Large-scale networks of phase synchronization are considered to regulate the
communication between brain regions fundamental to cognitive function, but the mapping to …

Aging is associated with cognitive changes, with strong variations across individuals. One
way to characterize this individual variability is to use techniques such as …

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is known as an early stage of cognitive decline. Amnestic
MCI (aMCI) is considered as the preliminary stage of dementia which may progress to …

The neural activity of human brain changes in healthy individuals during aging. The most
frequent variation in patterns of neural activity are a shift from posterior to anterior areas and …