Lifespan HCP-Development (ages 5-21) and HCP-Aging (ages 36-100+) data
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the Human Connectome Project
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ConnectomeDB is a platform providing access to datasets from the Human Connectome Project (HCP), allowing users to explore and download data related to brain connectivity. The HCP's public releases include neuroimaging and genetic data, with specific collections focusing on lifespan development (ages 5-21) and aging (36-100+). These datasets are available through the NIMH Data Archive (NDA), requiring a simple sign-on process to access. ConnectomeDB facilitates research in neuroscience by offering tools for accessing and analyzing HCP data, with user accounts free to create while adhering to privacy policies that ensure confidentiality.
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