Multiscale Organization of Neuronal Activity Unifies Scale-Dependent Theories of Brain Function

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• Dr Mac Shine, University of Sydney
• Thursday 01 May 2025, 10:00-11:00
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Analysis of cellular recordings from five phylogenetically diverse species uncovers a conserved, multiscale organization of neuronal activity that resolves disparate theories of brain function. This hierarchical structure allows the brain to operate across multiple timescales, enhances information flow, flexibly reconfigures activity during behavior, and balances functional resiliency with efficiency across scales.

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