NIH R01 · 2025
Cross-brain, multi-region interactions in decision formation and decision commitment
Project Summary/Abstract The brain is composed of many densely interconnected regions, in constant communication and interaction with each other; cognition and behavior emerge from this interacting network. Yet, to date the vast majority of our knowledge regarding brain function, at cellular resolution, has come from studies focused on single brain regions. Understanding the joint cellular-resolution dynamics of large sets of brain regions remains a major challenge for two main reasons. The first is (a) experimental: simultaneous recordings, from many regions across the brain, with sufficient power to identify neural dynamics at a fine timescale and cellular resolution remain extremely…
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