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

2026-01-16

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Complex ecological systems obey universal scaling laws such as Taylor’s law, which links population variance to the sample mean. Whether other complex systems with integrated and segregated functional networks—such as the human brain—follow analogous scaling laws, and how these laws behave under synchronized activity, remains unknown. Progress has been hindered because neural signals at all measurement scales cont...

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e91d7b0a-1b79-5e9d-9ba6-45308b360712
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10.64898/2026.01.16.699865
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