The WU-Minn Human Connectome Project: An overview

ConnectomeDB - Sharing human brain connectivity data

ConnectomeDB is a database for housing and disseminating data about human brain structure, function, and connectivity, along with associated behavioral and demographic data. It is the main archive and dissemination platform for data collected under the WU-Minn consortium Human Connectome Project. Additional connectome-style study data is and will be made available in the database under current ...

Increasing the Analytical Accessibility of Multishell and Diffusion Spectrum Imaging Data Using Generalized Q-Sampling Conversion

Many diffusion MRI researchers, including the Human Connectome Project (HCP), acquire data using multishell (e.g., WU-Minn consortium) and diffusion spectrum imaging (DSI) schemes (e.g., USC-Harvard consortium). However, these data sets are not readily accessible to high angular resolution diffusion imaging (HARDI) analysis methods that are popular in connectomics analysis. Here we introduce a ...

Editorial : Sustainable Development of Cognitive Science and Technology Ecosystem an Overview to the “Human Brain Project” as a Functioning Sample

Pew-Thian Yap, Guorong Wu,

T he human brain is organized into a collection of interacting networks with specialized functions to support various cognitive functions. The word “connectome” first burst on the scene with the work of Sporns et al. [1], who urged brain researchers to advance a comprehensive structural description of the elements and connections forming the human brain. An increasing body of evidence indicates...

Human Connectome Project

The purpose of the Human Connectome Project (HCP) is to advance the understanding of anatomical and functional organization in the healthy young adult human brain. The HCP is using cutting-edge neuroimaging to map brain connections in 1,200 healthy adults and sharing all data, processing methods, and analysis tools with the scientific community. The 2015 Human Connectome Project Course is bring...