New preprint: brain regions flexibly shift their information integration timescales during tasks
pshrink · x · 2026-10-23
Linden Parkes and colleagues released a new preprint on how brain regions integrate information over different timescales — short in sensorimotor cortex, long in association cortex. The study asks whether regions change their timescales during task engagement and how this flexibility develops. Details in the linked preprint.
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