Modularity and Robustness of Frontal Cortical Networks
Neuroscience seminar by Nuo Li, Baylor College of Medicine, USA
Hosted by Cambridge NeuroTech
Tuesday 15:00–16:10 London (GMT+1)
Recording available
Abstract
Nuo Li (Baylor College of Medicine, USA) shares novel insights into coordinated interhemispheric large-scale neural network activity underpinning short-term memory in mice. Relevant techniques covered include: simultaneous multi-regional recordings using multiple 64-channel H probes during head-fixed behavior in mice. simultaneous optogenetics and population recording. analysis of population recordings to infer interactions between brain regions. Reference: Chen G, Kang B, Lindsey J, Druckmann S, Li N, (2021). Modularity and robustness of frontal cortex networks. Cell, 184(14):3717-3730.
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