
Brain Criticality
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Our purpose is to discuss the role of criticality and its implications in the dynamics of neuronal populations, functional connectivity and behavior.
Joined September 2020
1 day to BrainCrit2024! Day II: Ana Millan @CanalUGR Silvia Scarpetta @UniSalerno Joern Davidsen @UCalgary Hans Hermann @ufcinforma @ESPCI_Paris Woody Shew @UArkansas Chris Meisel @ChariteBerlin Klaus Linkenkaer-H @VUamsterdam Mattias Palva @helsinkiuni
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Just 3 days to BrainCrit2024! Zoom registration still open Day I: Pedro Mediano @imperialcollege, Miguel Muñoz @CanalUGR, Jason McLean @UChicago, Demian Battaglia @FunSyCNRS, Audrey Sederberg @GeorgiaTech, Tiago Ribeiro @NIH, Carmen Miguel @UniBarcelona
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Surprise! A new Brain Criticality Hybrid meeting is taking place from November 6 to 8 in Bethesda, MD.@NIH or on Zoom. Submit an abstract before October 30 to get selected for oral spotlight! Check our awesome speakers on
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Keynote 2022#Day3 – Henrik JENSEN – What Happens in the Vicinity of the Critical Point and How Do You Get There?
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By Henrik Jensen (London, UK). We will briefly recall the description of behaviour near a critical equilibrium phase transition, i.e., when the correlation length diverges to infinity leading to un…
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Talk 2022#Day3-8 – Pawel ROMANCZUK – Self-organization, Criticality and Collective Information Processing in Animal Groups
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By Pawel Romanczuk (Berlin, Germany). Collective behavior of animals is a fascinating example of self-organization in biology, which together with the underlying social interactions are believed to…
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Talk 2022#Day3-7 – Mac SHINE – Computational Models Link Cellular Mechanisms of Neuromodulation to Large-Scale Neural Dynamics
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By Mac Shine (Sydney, Australia). Decades of neurobiological research have disclosed the diverse manners in which the response properties of neurons are dynamically modulated to support adaptive co…
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Keynote 2022#Day2 – Ad AERTSEN – Mechanisms Underlying the Generation of Spatiotemporal Sequences in Spiking Neuronal Networks
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By Ad Aertsen (Freiburg, Germany). Spatio-temporal sequences of neuronal activity are observed in many brain regions in a variety of tasks and are thought to form the basis of meaningful behavior. …
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Talk 2022#Day3-6 – Michelle GIRVAN – Brain-Inspired Machine Learning and the Advantages of Robust Critical-Like Dynamics
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By Michelle Girvan (College Park, MD). Empirical evidence suggests that biological and technological networks may have evolved to operate near the tipping point between quiescence and large-scale p…
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Talk 2022#Day3-5 – Anna LEVINA – Maintenance and Selection of Neuronal States Powered by the Self-Organization
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By Anna Levina (Tübingen, Germany). It is widely believed that some neuronal states are better suited for computations than others. For example, closeness to the critical state at the second-order …
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Talk 2022#Day3-4 – Arvind KUMAR – Role of Input Correlations in Shaping the Trial-By-Trial Variability in a Model of Neocortex
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By Arvind Kumar (Stockholm, Sweden). Across-trial variability is an ubiquitous feature of cortical activity. Across-trial variability is not fixed and depends on the stimulus and attentional shifts…
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Talk 2022#Day3-3 – Mauro COPELLI – Criticality and Cortical States
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By Mauro Copelli (Recife, Brazil). The idea that the brain operates near a second-order phase transition has gained traction in the last two decades. Since the first experimental observation of neu…
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Talk 2022#Day3-2 – Lucilla DE ARCANGELIS – Alpha Rhythm as a Pacemaker for Network Excitability
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By Lucilla De Arcangelis (Caserta, Italy). Recent evidence suggests that the alpha rhythm plays an active role in information processing, modulating behavioral and cognitive performance. However, t…
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Talk 2022#Day3-1 – Changsong ZHOU – Cost-Efficient Neural Dynamics from Sparse Irregular Spikes to Avalanches: Reconciling Multilevel Spontaneous and Evoked Activity in E-I Balanced Neural Networks at Criticality
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By Changsong Zhou (Hong Kong, PRC). The brain is highly energy consuming, therefore is under strong selective pressure to achieve cost- efficiency in both cortical connectivity and activity. Cortic…
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Talk 2022#Day2-7 – Orit PELEG – Living Orbs of Light: The Physics of Firefly Communication
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By Orit Peleg (Boulder, CO). Fireflies offer a unique and rare glimpse into animal communication. Their signal comprises a species- specific on/off light pattern repeated periodically, used by indi…
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Talk 2022#Day2-6 – Simona OLMI – Next Generation Neural Mass Models
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By Simona Olmi (Sesto Fiorentino, Italy). I will first give a brief overview of the next generation neural mass models, which represent a complete new perspective for the development of exact mean …
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Talk 2022#Day2-5 – Bradley VOYTEK – A Non-Critical Perspective on Criticality
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By Bradley Voytek (La Jolla, CA). Perception, action, and cognition depend upon coordinated neural activity. This coordination operates within noisy, distributed neural networks potentially poised …
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Talk 2022#Day2-4 – Samir SUWEIS – Disentangling the Critical Signatures of Neural Activity
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By Samir Suweis (Padova, Italy). The critical brain hypothesis has emerged as an attractive framework to understand neuronal activity, but it is still widely debated. In this talk, I will first pre…
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RT @dchialvo: Criticality PostDoct Openings!!: Prof. Nicoletta Petridou (EMBL/Heidelberg). Prof. Gundolf Haase/U. Graz. .
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Talk 2022#Day2-2 – Woodrow SHEW – Low Dimensional Criticality Embedded in High Dimensional Awake Brain Dynamics
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