Task and behaviour related formation of synchronized neuronal cell assemblies

  • Cross-Disciplinary Physics Sem

  • Gordon Pipa
  • Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies and Max-Planck Institute for Brain Research,
  • Oct. 3, 2006, 3 p.m.
  • Sala Multiusos, Ed. Cientifíco-Técnico
  • Announcement file

The importance of synchronous neuronal firing for the coding of information by neuronal networks has been intensively discussed during recent years. I am going to give an overview over results that indicate that neuronal synchronisation on different temporal and spatial scales is task and behaviour related as. Using these examples I am going to review briefly the techniques used in field of neuroscience to detect synchronisation and discuss potentials for improvements.


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Damià Gomila

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