On the relationship between structure and function in cortical networks - with Michael Reimann

Gaute Einevoll talks with Michael Reimann about building cortical networks from reconstructed neuronal shapes. The conversation examines how proximity between axons and dendrites constrains possible synapses, how anatomical rules can generate large model circuits, and what these models reveal about the relationship between network wiring and function. Their discussion draws on work spanning microcircuit reconstruction, whole-neocortex connectivity, cell assemblies and the spatial organisation of neural networks.