Скачать или смотреть How is your brain like an airline network? – the miracle of network neuroscience

Is it possible to reconfigure brain networks after they have been damaged? Neurologist Mark D'Esposito, MD, shares the basis for network neuroscience, which investigates ways in which cognitive function is distributed across different networks. Our brain functions much like an airline network, with different hubs that play different roles. By targeting these hubs, scientists see a pathway to reconfiguring damaged networks.

Dr. D'Esposito is a distinguished professor at UC Berkley, the Carol Heller BrainHealth Project Co-Leader, and the 2024 recipient of Center for BrainHealth's highest science honor, the Charles L. Branch BrainHealth Award. This talk was featured in the spring 2024 virtual season of Frontiers of BrainHealth lunchtime lecture series and includes his interview with fellow neurologist Charles L. Branch Jr., MD, son of

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