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Cortical information transfer reveals conserved hemispherical network dynamics across human handedness
Whether human motor and brain lateralization arises from fundamentally distinct neural architectures or emerges from conserved network dynamics remains a central question at the intersection of network science and neurobiology. Conventional measures of cortical activation often fail to resolve how d
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