Changsong Zhou

The paper dissects brain functional synchrony into tract-explainable and tract-underexplained components, revealing their distinct roles in brain organization across species.

This paper develops personalized whole-brain Ising models that account for node heterogeneity, showing that optimal binarization thresholds balance goodness-of-fit and regional heterogeneity.

The paper develops a digital twin brain model that simulates and manipulates functional brain networks to predict mental illness symptoms and responses to interventions.

This paper identifies amplitude-dependent co-fluctuation transitions along the sensorimotor-association axis using resting-state fMRI data across developmental stages and external stimuli.

This paper identifies a mechanism for reliable neural information processing through neural heterogeneity, showing it disrupts spatiotemporal patterns and aligns network activity with inputs.

This study shows that tRNS modulates prestimulus alpha and beta power, affecting visual perception, with alpha having a stronger effect under low fatigue.

This study shows that synaptic degeneration in neuronal networks impairs memory recall, memory rescue, and new memory formation by disrupting neural synchronisation and memory storage.

This paper trains RNNs on a color delayed-response task to show that decoding phase strategies reduce memory error by attributing broader neural states to high-probability colors.

This paper introduces a novel method to analyze dynamic configurations of the default mode network (DMN) in rats during wakefulness and sleep, revealing three distinct micropatterns and their association with different alertness levels.

This study examines how APOE e4 genotype affects brain signal complexity in young adults and its relationship with fluid intelligence.