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Computational Neuroscience, Cognition, Mathematical Modeling and podcast with Tatiana Engel
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Tatiana Engel discusses how high-dimensional neural connectivity generates low-dimensional activity associated with cognition. Topics include latent-circuit models, the relationship between manifolds and anatomical networks, brain-wide neuronal timescales and collaborative work through the International Brain Laboratory.
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Neural connectivitylow-dimensional activityCognitionlatent-circuit modelsanatomical networksbrain-wide neuronal timescalesInternational Brain Laboratory
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