Synchrony–scaling relationship

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Age is associated with synchrony–scaling relationship in humans.
“The synchrony–scaling relationship remains stable during resting-state activity but progressively shifts during naturalistic tasks across the lifespan”
HumansResting-state activity versus naturalistic tasks across the lifespanbrain
A generalized scaling law reveals synchrony-driven reorganization of brain dynamics across the human lifespan
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)16 Jan 2026Preprint

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PLOS Computational Biology5 Oct

Healthy aging linked to lower brain scaling exponent in humans

In three cohorts totaling 840 people aged 18–88, fMRI analyses linked a lower scaling exponent during healthy aging to coordinated brain activity.In three cohorts totaling 840 people aged 18–88, fMRI analyses linked a lower scaling exponent during healthy aging to coordinated brain activity.

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bioRxiv16 Jan

A generalized scaling law reveals synchrony-driven reorganization of brain dynamics across the human lifespan

Preprint: computational studyBiomarkers