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This research investigates how the mouse brain organizes behavior-related activity across different cortical regions during sensory tasks. By using advanced imaging techniques, the project aims to understand the interactions between higher-order and lower-order brain areas during texture discrimination.
The mammalian brain integrates behaviorally relevant sensory information by recruiting large parts of the neocortex to enable precise perception, apt decisions and adequate actions.
The large-scale interactions and the distinct roles of the various neocortical regions, namely frontal motor-related areas and posterior sensory-related regions, remain poorly understood.
Here, we aim to characterize how behavior-related activity in higher-order regions (e.g. frontal area) of the mouse is spatiotempo…
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Switzerland, Zurich
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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