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Temporal synchrony and spatial similarity of interbrain subnetworks predict dyadic social interaction

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By Yuqin Li, Senqi Li, Xiaoya Pang, Chanlin Yi, Lin Jiang, Dezhong Yao, Wei Wu, Fali Li, Peng Xu, Yanggong Li
| Nature Verified
Abstract Human social behaviors involve complex interactions between individuals, and understanding how interbrain neural activity reflects and predicts these interactions is critical for advancing social cognitive neuroscience. While electroencephalography (EEG) hyperscanning has been widely used to explore interpersonal neural dynamics, most studies focus on pairwise regional coupling, overlooking the brain’s intrinsic network-level organization.
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EEG hyperscanning reveals dynamic interbrain network patterns during interactive social decision-making

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By Yuqin Li, Xiaoya Pang, Senqi Li, Lin Jiang, Chanlin Yi, Dezhong Yao, Fali Li, Peng Xu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Social decision-making involves intricate and dynamic interactions between brains, yet prior hyperscanning research primarily concentrated on investigating the overall patterns of interbrain synchrony (IBS), leaving its fine-grained temporal dynamics unveiled.
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Mapping neurophysiological and molecular profiles of heterogeneity and homogeneity in schizophrenia-bipolar disorder

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By Fali Li, Guangying Wang, Sarah Genon, Simon B. Eickhoff, Runyang He, Chanlin Yi, Debo Dong, Dezhong Yao, Lin Jiang, Wei Wu, Peng Xu
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Antibiotics can make some vaccines less effective. Scientists suspect gut bacteria may play a role While vaccines and antibiotics are important medicines, in some cases, one might make the other less effective. That's according to a study in Nature …
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