A representation of brain morphometry and connectivity obtained from anatomical and diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of N=110 adult human subjects. Colors of the outermost ring map to the regionally-specific colored parcellations. The innermost rings represent average regional volume, surface area, thickness, curvature, and degree of regionally-specific connectedness, respectively. Connections between regions obtained using 30-direction diffusion weighted imaging are weighted by color (reflecting white matter fiber integrity; low=blue; medium=green; high=red) and opacity (reflecting fiber bundle density). Such maps provide a comprehensive picture of the brain’s information processing architecture as viewed using in vivo neuroimaging methods. Courtesy of C. Torgerson, M. Chambers, A. Irimia, and j. Van Horn, Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (LONI).