The two hemispheres of the human brain are functionally asymmetric. At the network level,
the language network exhibits left-hemisphere lateralization. While this asymmetry is widely …

This study introduces OpenMAP-T1, a deep-learning-based method for rapid and accurate
whole-brain parcellation in T1-weighted brain MRI, which aims to overcome the limitations of …

Introduction Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a debilitating disease involving sensory
and higher-order cognitive dysfunction. Previous work has shown altered asymmetry in …

Volitional eyes closing would shift brain's information processing modes from the
“exteroceptive” to “interoceptive” state. This transition induced by the eyes closing is …

Advances in functional MRI (fMRI) allow mapping an individual's brain function in vivo. Task
fMRI can localize domain-specific regions of cognitive processing or functional regions of …

Asymmetry is an important property of brain organization, but its nature is still poorly
understood. Capturing the neuroanatomical components specific to each hemisphere …

Neuro‐imaging data can often be represented as statistical networks, especially for
functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data, where brain regions are defined as …

Behavioral evidence showed decreased cognitive flexibility in older adults. However, task-
based network mechanisms of cognitive flexibility in aging (CFA) remain unclear. Here, we …

Hemispheric specialization is central to human evolution and fundamental to human
cognitive abilities. While being a defining feature of functional brain architecture …

An important aim in psychiatry is the establishment of valid and reliable associations linking
profiles of brain functioning to clinically relevant symptoms and behaviors across patient …