ALT A diagram of brain network disruptions in Alzheimer's disease. The diagram shows a progression from a healthy brain, in the bottom left, to an Alzheimer's-affected brain, in the top right, along an axis labeled 'Clinical Symptoms.' Each brain illustration contains a network of connected nodes, with increasing disruption and altered connections — shown as red dashed lines — as the disease progresses. The middle section highlights growing connectivity disruptions, leading to significant changes in brain networks.

ALT Figure showing the kNHypD score value on a template brains. There are two rows of several brains in different orientations. Blue indicates lower Z-scores and orange and red indicate higher Z-scores. The top row of brains shows networks estimated from fMRIs. In this row, the back portion of the brain is mostly yellow and orange, and the rest of the brain is mostly greens and blues. An inset shows the internal view, which has orange and dark red areas near the rear of the brain at the back. The second row shows estimates from DWI imaging. The brain is mostly green and blue everywhere except for two small orange and red patches toward the front. The inset internal view shows red patches right at the front of the brain and internally.

ALT Photo de la réception lors de l'inauguration de l'équipe-projet commune NERV

ALT Photo de Fabrizio de Vico Fallani sur la scène de l’amphithéâtre du Centre Inria de Paris, présentant les axes de recherche de son équipe NERV

ALT Photo de Marie-Constance Corsi dans l’amphithéâtre du Centre Inria de Paris

ALT Photo de groupe de l'équipe-projet commune NERV