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News: New results in using computational models to relate structural and functional brain connectivity by Hlinka and Coombes. Jul 30, 2012; Article on small-world topology of functional connectivity in randomly connected dynamical systems by Hlinka, Hartman, and Palus. Jul 21, 2012; Paper on discerning connectivity from dynamics in climate networks by Palus, Hartman, Hlinka, and Vejmelka. Oct 29, 2011; Article on the role of nonlinearity in graph-theoretical analysis of resting-state fMRI networks by Hartman et. al. Mar 31, 2011; New NeuroImage article on fMRI functional connectivity measures by Hlinka et al. Dec 14, 2010; More news…

New results in using computational models to relate structural and functional brain connectivity by Hlinka and Coombes.

Hlinka, J., Coombes, S. Using Computational models to relate structural and functional brain connectivity. European Journal of Neuroscience 36(2), 2137-2145, 2012

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