Oever Lab

Maastricht University

Zuid-Nederland (NL4) · Netherlands

ERC-funded
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ERC Starting Grant · 2023

Back to the Future: Anticipatory synchronisation as a core mechanism for interarea brain communication

Our brain processes multitudes of signals based on recurrent network activity involving feedforward and feedback interarea communication. To funnel information efficiently between areas, low-frequency rhythmic neural activity patterns couple to each other. It is an unresolved question how early sensory cortex (SC) can couple efficiently to both feedforward sensory information flow and feedback information flow arriving from higher order regions such as prefrontal cortex (PFC). Since PFC and sensory input lack direct coupling and operate with their own temporal dynamics, SC decouples from the sensory input when PFC couples to SC. It is therefore not possible to achieve efficient multi-area…

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