Bin Wan

The paper shows functional MRI eigenmodes can approximate specific receptor and transporter distributions in the cortex, while structural and geometric eigenmodes cannot, and applies this to detect molecular differences in autism and schizophrenia.

This study shows that the cortical hierarchy dynamically organizes large-scale neural propagation, with a periodic timescale and adaptation to behavior and aging.

This study characterizes human cerebral cortex metabolic connectivity using PET-FDG data, finding a superior-inferior gradient driven by low-frequency signals.

This study maps hippocampal and amygdala subregions using resting-state fMRI from 722 participants, revealing structured co-representation patterns and divergence in functional connectivity.

The paper examines thalamocortical maturation by analyzing FA changes and functional connectivity in 10 thalamic nuclei across childhood and adolescence.

The paper examines how cognition and personality relate to adolescent mental health, showing these associations vary with brain, environmental, and pubertal factors.

The paper identifies distinct brain maturation pathways linking environmental variation to cognitive development in adolescents using longitudinal data.

This study examines sex differences in structural brain alterations in common epilepsies using neuroimaging data from a large international cohort, finding some regional differences but no significant sex-by-diagnosis interactions.

This study shows that structural brain networks influence individual brain atrophy patterns after stroke, with atrophy spreading through the network from the initial lesion.

This study links intrinsic functional brain organization to energy expenditure patterns, showing that functional connectivity dimensions explain significant variance in metabolic maps.

cuBNM accelerates brain network simulations using GPUs, enabling large-scale studies of neural processes previously limited by computational costs.

This study examines how genetic risk for bipolar disorder affects cortical thickness and network topology in adolescents using PRS and neuroimaging data from the ABCD cohort.

This study identifies a contracted anterior-posterior organizational axis of cortical thickness in early-onset schizophrenia using structural MRI data.

The paper examines age-related changes in multimodal connectivity within the default mode network using MRI and MEG data from adults aged 18 to 88.

This study performs a GWAS on functional brain network metrics and finds genetic overlap with brain structure and autism.

This study identifies two subtypes of adolescent major depression based on sensory-association gradients, showing divergent information dynamics and clinical correlates.

This study identifies two main axes of thalamic organization using multimodal data, linking structural connectivity patterns to microstructural features, functional connectivity, and network organization.

The paper examines layer-specific microstructural asymmetry in the human cortex, finding anterior-posterior patterns linked to function and heritability.

This study examines functional asymmetry in autism, finding reduced leftward asymmetry in language networks and altered developmental trajectories of functional lateralization.

This study investigates macroscale thalamic functional organization disturbances and their relation to core cytoarchitecture in early-onset schizophrenia using resting-state fMRI and gene expression data.

The paper examines asymmetry in cortical functional organization between humans and macaques, finding phylogenetic conservation and species-specific adaptations.