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Nine minutes is enough: An accelerated fMRI protocol for reliable connectivity mapping in healthy young adults
Introduction Resting‑state fMRI is widely used to map brain connectivity, yet the field lacks a clear, data‑driven standard for acquisition duration. We compared traditional Single‑Band (SB) imaging with an accelerated Multiband factor 4 (MB4) protocol to identify a time‑efficient approach f
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