#connectomes — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #connectomes, aggregated by home.social.
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"Extending our model to include #neuronal activity and #Hebbian plasticity, we find that clustering in the network also emerges naturally. We confirm these predictions in the #connectomes of several animals, suggesting that heavy-tailed and clustered #connectivity may arise from general principles of #network self-organization rather than mechanisms specific to individual species or systems"
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Marcus Kaiser's talk at #ESISyNC2022 is now on YouTube 👉 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNNYrc8wVrla_d2y4aF6ol-076Vl5MUXi
How do brain networks alter during #development and #evolution? Marcus Kaiser from ConnectomeLab, University of Nottingham, discusses the organization of connectomes and their connection to brain function.
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Marcus Kaiser's talk at #ESISyNC2022 is now on YouTube 👉 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNNYrc8wVrla_d2y4aF6ol-076Vl5MUXi
How do brain networks alter during #development and #evolution? Marcus Kaiser from ConnectomeLab, University of Nottingham, discusses the organization of connectomes and their connection to brain function.
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Marcus Kaiser's talk at #ESISyNC2022 is now on YouTube 👉 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNNYrc8wVrla_d2y4aF6ol-076Vl5MUXi
How do brain networks alter during #development and #evolution? Marcus Kaiser from ConnectomeLab, University of Nottingham, discusses the organization of connectomes and their connection to brain function.
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Marcus Kaiser's talk at #ESISyNC2022 is now on YouTube 👉 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNNYrc8wVrla_d2y4aF6ol-076Vl5MUXi
How do brain networks alter during #development and #evolution? Marcus Kaiser from ConnectomeLab, University of Nottingham, discusses the organization of connectomes and their connection to brain function.
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Marcus Kaiser's talk at #ESISyNC2022 is now on YouTube 👉 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNNYrc8wVrla_d2y4aF6ol-076Vl5MUXi
How do brain networks alter during #development and #evolution? Marcus Kaiser from ConnectomeLab, University of Nottingham, discusses the organization of connectomes and their connection to brain function.