Qualitative methods in neuroscience

in the context of addressing brain heterogeneity

In this study in Mexico they use it in a peripheral way.
A quick Google Scholar search:
I then searched for "neuroanthropology" in titles of articles indexed in Web of Science, took some highly cited, and looked at the most highly cited papers which cited those papers.
- This gave a much more general result-set than what I was imagining, but many of them hinge explicitly on taking notice of the underlying heterogeneity of neural structure. Some were completely unrelated, but interesting to me nonetheless, so I put them here.
- The pivot papers:
  - Laughlin 1997 Body, brain, and behavior: The neuroanthropology of...
  - Roepstorff 2012 Neuroanthropology or simply anthropology? Going...
  - Duque 2010 Neuroanthropology: a humanistic science for the...
  - Lende 2012 Encultured Brain: An Introduction to Neuroanthropology
- The results:
  - Whatever next? Predictive brains,situated agents, and the future ofcognitive science
  - Social Science and Neuroscience beyond Interdisciplinarity: Experimental Entanglements
    - from the abstract: "it is no longer practicable to maintain a hygienic separation between sociocultural webs and neurobiological architecture"
  - Integrative Anthropology and the Human Niche: Toward a Contemporary Approach to Human Evolution is completely off the target, but super interesting. It gives an account of influence of evolutionary forces on social arrangement
  - This crazy article talks about how ignoring heterogeneity in cortical structure (the interacting neurons) makes it impossible to account for some neural phenomena (layer 2/3 cortical microcircuits)
Googling particularity neuroscience heterogeneity seems to be more up my alley in looking for heterogeneity problems / solutions in neuroscience
+ Methodological Problems on the Way to Integrative Human Neuroscience (2016)
+ Cultural neuroscience and psychopathology: prospects for cultural psychiatry
+ Heterogeneity in Oligodendroglia (a neuron type)
+ Other results were on specific application areas: pediatric neurology, neuroscience of aggression, dyslexia explanation, law and neuroscience, etc.