This track will explore the latest developments in neuroimaging methodologies, including MRI, fMRI, and PET scans. Emphasis will be placed on their applications in understanding brain connectivity and function.

This session will delve into the relationship between functional connectivity patterns and cognitive functions such as memory, attention, and decision-making. Researchers are encouraged to present findings that elucidate how brain networks support cognitive processes.

This track will focus on the structural aspects of neural connectivity, examining how brain architecture influences functionality. Studies utilizing diffusion tensor imaging and other techniques to map structural pathways are particularly welcome.

This session aims to highlight the field of connectomics, which seeks to map the complex networks of the brain. Presentations should address both the methodologies used and the implications of these maps for understanding brain function.

This track will investigate the role of specific neural pathways in various health conditions and neurological disorders. Contributions that link neural connectivity to clinical outcomes are encouraged.

This session will examine the mechanisms of communication within and between brain regions, focusing on how these interactions contribute to overall brain function. Studies that integrate behavioral data with neural connectivity are particularly relevant.