A Networks View on Functional Brain Dynamics: timeseries, behavior and beyond

Most of what we know about brain functioning comes from the time dependent investigation of its activity through the registration of specific proxies. Neurovascular and electrophysiological timeseries have been vastly used to associate the brain functional segregation with specific behavioral outcomes. In this presentation I will show the networks perspective of brain functioning by highlighting the state-of-the-art of graph embedding in human neuroscience and the fundamental role of functional topology in supporting human behavior in healthy subjects and in neuropsychiatric patients.