Aims The human brain is an extremely complex system in which neurons, clusters of
neurons, or regions are connected to form a complex network. With the development of …

The morphological brain connectome (MBC) delineates the coordinated patterns of local
morphological features (such as cortical thickness) across brain regions. While classically …

Age‐related changes in focal cortical morphology have been well documented in previous
literature; however, how interregional coordination patterns of the focal cortical morphology …

Although single-subject morphological brain networks provide an important way for human
connectome studies, their roles and origins are poorly understood. Combining cross …

Despite the prevalence of research on single-subject cerebral morphological networks in
recent years, whether they can offer a reliable way for multicentric studies remains largely …

Background The cerebellum plays key roles in the pathology of multiple sclerosis (MS) and
neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD), but the way in which these conditions …

Importance Recurring exposure to head impacts in American football has garnered public
and scientific attention, yet neurobiological associations in adolescent football players …

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

Phenotyping approaches grounded in structural network science can offer insights into the
neurobiological substrates of psychiatric diseases, but this remains to be clarified at the …

Patients with Parkinson's disease with mild cognitive impairment (PD‐M) progress to
dementia more frequently than those with normal cognition (PD‐N), but the underlying …