MIT Miller Lab: Spatially Structured Heterogeneity Shapes Large-Scale Cortical Dynamics
burny_tech · x · 2026-10-01
MIT's Miller Lab shares new research showing that spatially structured heterogeneity between brain regions helps shape the synchrony underlying brain states, based on a model of the human cortex. Relevant to computational neuroscience and brain-inspired AI.
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