[20p-A401-1~11] Neuroscience, neuroengineering, and neurocomputing for next-generation ICT and medicine

[20p-A401-3] Spatiotemporal structure of spontaneous activity in the global brain network

〇Teppei Matsui^1,2 (1.Okayama Univ, 2.JST-PRESTO)

Keywords:neuron

A major difference between the information processing by the biological brain and the computer is that the biological brain processes the input from the outside world in the presence of active spontaneous activity. Recently, with the development of fluorescence sensors and imaging technology, it has become possible to investigate the details of spontaneous brain activity from large-scale and highly accurate data. In this talk, I would like to discuss our recent studies which used these technologies and datasets to understand the spatiotemporal structure of spontaneous activity in the global brain network.