The aperiodic, 1/f-like component of electrophysiological activity is increasingly recognized as a meaningful feature of neural function rather than background noise. Meanwhile, many EEG studies interpret transient post-stimulus changes in oscillatory power as signatures of attention, salience, or cognitive control. Su...
T. Vanneau, M. Quiquempoix, Bradley Voytek et al.· Journal of Neuroscience· 0 citations
An ASD subgroup defined by extracellular fluid excess and altered white matter that is associated with greater social difficulties is identified, and this signature may help stratify individuals with ASD in mechanistic studies and clinical trials.
Faye McKenna, Kimberly J. Hemmerling, Shounak Nandi et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
The conversation highlights the shift from descriptive accounts of multisensory phenomena toward normative models, including maximum likelihood estimation, causal inference, and correlation detection, as well as the need to link these computations to neural circuits and clinical heterogeneity.
Sophie Molholm, Jean-Paul Noel, Mark T. Wallace· Multisensory Research· 0 citations
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