The Connectome in Use: From anatomical wiring to functional organization in the behaving C. elegans brain
MIT Simons Center for the Social Brain
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Abstract
Rani Borbara presents brain-wide recordings from more than 150 freely moving C. elegans to examine how anatomical connectivity becomes functional organization during behavior. Cross-animal models map cell-class conditional dependencies and test how synapses, gap junctions, neuromodulation and shared brain states shape circuit dynamics.
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