Low-frequency oscillations in the human temporal lobe change at spatial and cognitive event boundaries during real-world navigation
Cory Inman, Tyler Davis, Luis Garcia, Uros Topalovic, Mauricio Vallejo Martelo, Matthias Stangl, Martina Hollearn, Justin Campbell, Lensky Augustin, Kiersten Olson, Dawn Eliashiv, Vikram Rao, Itzhak Fried, Nick Hasulak, Sonja Hiller, Nanthia Suthana · FENS Forum 2024
The ultimate goal of neuroscience is to understand and explain real-world behavior in terms of brain activity, and to use these insights to develop therapeutic approaches for neural disorders. Traditional neuroimaging methods, like fMRI, require participants to be stationary, limiting research studies' complexity and realism. By using mobile recording devices synchronized with intracranial EEG recordings in epilepsy patients with an implanted deep brain recording system, we can study the neural basis of everyday human activities such as navigation and memory encoding in a more natural way that
ePoster · Neuroscience