ERC Starting Grant · 2022
Cross-species Regulation of Action by Controllability: a Keystone of 5-HT signalling?
Knowing the causal structure of a system enables controlling this system to our benefit. In neuroscience, the brain is widely envisioned as a complex controller whose main role is to help the organism reach and maintain itself into the most desirable states of its environment. However, not all environments are equally controllable and changes in environmental controllability require a permanent adaptation of cognitive and motor processes. Controllability estimation may thus play a key role in the regulation of action in health and disease, but its cognitive and neurobiological underpinnings remain poorly understood. Here, I will leverage a computational framework that I have recently…
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