Tue Dec 1 · 17:00 UTC · Seminarauditory attention
Endogenous noise may explain brain state transitions
Axel Hutt · INRIA · Online
The brain adjusts its internal activity to direct visual and auditory attention and regulate responses to external stimuli. Appropriate endogenous activity may support normal cognition and behaviour, while its modulation can also produce dysfunction. Beginning with mathematical models of general anaesthesia, this talk examines how changes in noisy endogenous activity can fragment functional brain…