Tools for Analysing Brain Imaging Data in Health and Disease

Grant number: 1047648 | Funding period: 2014 - 2017

Completed

Abstract

This research will develop cutting-edge computational tools and statistical methods to analyse, model and visualise the way in which the human brain is interconnected. The tools developed will be used to identify biological markers in the brain’s network of axonal circuitry (the connectome) that are valuable for diagnosis and prognosis of psychiatric disorders. This research will bring to fruition the exciting potential of connectomics in neuroscience and psychiatry.

Related publications (3)

Fragility and volatility of structural hubs in the human connectome

LL Gollo, JA Roberts, VL Cropley, MA Di Biase, C Pantelis, A Zalesky, M Breakspear

2018-08-01

Brain structure reflects the influence of evolutionary processes that pit the costs of its anatomical wiring against the computati..

Time-resolved resting-state brain networks

A Zalesky, A Fornito, L Cocchi, LL Gollo, M Breakspear

2014-07-15

Neuronal dynamics display a complex spatiotemporal structure involving the precise, context-dependent coordination of activation p..

Dynamic cooperation and competition between brain systems during cognitive control

L Cocchi, A Zalesky, A Fornito, JB Mattingley

2013-10-01

The human brain is characterized by a remarkable ability to adapt its information processing based on current goals. This ability,..

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