Suman Saha

Right-Lateralized Maladaptive Topological Reorganization in Hyperthyroidism

This study identifies right-lateralized structural network reorganization and neuromolecular correlates in hyperthyroidism, linking them to cognitive and clinical variables.

Neurodevelopmental Inequality arising from Early Childhood Stunting: Evidences from Brain Connectivity

This study examines how early childhood stunting affects brain connectivity and cognitive performance in children, showing altered structural brain networks and reduced IQ in stunted groups, with partial recovery in catch-up groups.

A generalized scaling law reveals synchrony-driven reorganizationof brain dynamics across the human lifespan

This paper introduces a generalized scaling law for neural data, showing that brain synchrony affects scaling exponents across the lifespan and in ADHD.

Local homeostasis preserves global neural dynamics compensating for structural loss during human lifespan aging

The paper identifies GABA and glutamate as computational mechanisms preserving functional integration in aging brains despite structural decline, validated across datasets.

Contributions of short and long-range white matter tracts in dynamic compensation with aging

This study uses a whole-brain generative model to show how short- and long-range white matter tracts contribute to dynamic compensation in aging brains by modulating global coupling strength and conduction delay.

Neuromolecular interactions guiding homeostatic mechanisms underlying healthy ageing: A view from computational microscope

The paper uses a computational framework to study how glutamate and GABA levels change with age to maintain neural network performance and brain health.

Similar structural area modulates local inhibitioninitiating post-lesion adaptive mechanism

The paper identifies structural and dynamically similar areas that predict compensatory brain regions after a lesion, showing they are primarily recruited from the ipsilesional hemisphere.