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Bridging multiple scales in the human brain using computational modelling

2016-11-03

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Brain dynamics span multiple spatial and temporal scales, from fast spiking neurons to slow fluctuations over distributed areas. No single experimental method links data across scales. Here, we bridge this gap using The Virtual Brain connectome-based modelling platform to integrate multimodal data with biophysical models and support neurophysiological inference. Simulated cell populations were linked with subject-...

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Literature Corpus work: 54c43da5-a4f5-5cc1-9cd2-aee75fd1c9d7
DOI: 10.1101/085548

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