Science & ResearchJul 19, 2026
Functional connectivity gradients depend on cortical sampling position and brain state
Functional-connectivity analyses often treat signals sampled from nearby cortical positions as interchangeable, despite anatomical and hemodynamic transitions at the gray-white boundary.
Functional-connectivity analyses often treat signals sampled from nearby cortical positions as interchangeable, despite anatomical and hemodynamic transitions at the gray-white boundary. We tested whether sampling position constitutes a state-sensitive dimension of macroscale…
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