认知与发展心理学研究室知识库

It is of great scientific and translational promise to formulate a normative reference for the lifespan development of human brain to precisely quantify individual differences. By aggregating more than 120,000 brain imaging scans across the world, the Lifespan Brain Chart Consortium (LBCC) recently published brain charts for the human lifespan in Nature. These charts (two examples showed in Fig. 1a) have revealed previously undocumented neurodevelopmental milestones, marking a research model on team working for the neuroimaging community towards population neuroscience. The LBCC team demonstrated that after decades of advancement and accumulation in technologies, methods, and resources, we now have a tangible opportunity to achieve translational science for brain health. Accordingly, the World Health Organization has articulated the great clinical and public health relevance of lifespan brain charts in its recent position paper.