40 min
A macaque connectome for simulating large-scale network dynamics in The VirtualBrain
Computational Neuroscience, Mathematical Modeling, Biophysics and seminar by Dr. Kelly Shen, University of Toronto
Hosted by Open Source Neuro
Friday 04:00–05:10 Buenos Aires (GMT-3)
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Abstract
TheVirtualBrain (TVB; thevirtualbrain.org) is a software platform for simulating whole-brain network dynamics. TVB models link biophysical parameters at the cellular level with systems-level functional neuroimaging signals. Data available from animal models can provide vital constraints for the linkage across spatial and temporal scales. I will describe the construction of a macaque cortical connectome as an initial step towards a comprehensive multi-scale macaque TVB model. I will also describe our process of validating the connectome and show an example simulation of macaque resting-state dynamics using TVB. This connectome opens the opportunity for the addition of other available data from the macaque, such as electrophysiological recordings and receptor distributions, to inform multi-scale models of brain dynamics. Future work will include extensions to neurological conditions and other nonhuman primate species.
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