Individual variability in functional connectivity underlies individual differences in cognition
and behaviors, yet its association with functional specialization in the auditory cortex …

Frequency preference and spectral tuning are two cardinal features of information
processing in the auditory cortex. However, sounds should not only be processed in …

Neuroimaging studies of the functional organization of human auditory cortex have focused
on group-level analyses to identify tendencies that represent the typical brain. Here, we …

Accumulating evidence shows that auditory cortex (AC) of humans, and other primates, is
involved in more complex cognitive processes than feature segregation only, which are …

Cognitive functions are organized in distributed, overlapping, and interacting brain networks.
Investigation of those large-scale brain networks is a major task in neuroimaging research …

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

Recent studies have shown that the brain functional connectome constitutes a unique
fingerprint that allows the identification of individuals from a group. However, what …

The arrival of sound signals in the auditory cortex (AC) triggers both local and inter-regional
signal propagations over time up to hundreds of milliseconds and builds up both intrinsic …

A hierarchical and modular organization is a central hypothesis in the current primate model
of auditory cortex (AC) but lacks validation in humans. Here we investigated whether fMRI …

While functional connectivity in the human cortex has been increasingly studied, its
relationship to cortical representation of sensory features has not been documented as …