🧠⭕️ New preprint by Hulse et al: How can the #fly’s neural compass show #RingAttractor dynamics despite heterogeneous #connectomic wiring? They combine task-trained #RNNs, theory and fly #connectomes to show that “dynamical clones” can embed hidden symmetries in apparently messy connectivity, preserving stable head-direction #attractors and angular velocity integration.

🌍 https://doi.org/10.64898/2026.05.18.725766

#Neuroscience #CompNeuro #NeuralDynamics #NeuralManifolds #RingAttractor

"Extending our model to include #neuronal activity and #Hebbian plasticity, we find that clustering in the network also emerges naturally. We confirm these predictions in the #connectomes of several animals, suggesting that heavy-tailed and clustered #connectivity may arise from general principles of #network self-organization rather than mechanisms specific to individual species or systems"

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-023-02332-9

Heavy-tailed neuronal connectivity arises from Hebbian self-organization - Nature Physics

The strengths of connections in networks of neurons are heavy-tailed, with some neurons connected much more strongly than most. Now a simple network model can explain how this heavy-tailed connectivity emerges across four different species.

Nature
Could you believe this? "A joint subspace mapping between structural and functional #brain #connectomes"
by .@RajLab_UCSF https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1053811923001210 #neuroimaging #neuroscience

#Introduction

I'm a computational neuroscientist interested in identifying, deconstructing, and emulating circuit motifs from primarily Drosophila and rat connectomes. My primary focus is to utilize key aspects of these motifs in new Machine Learning algorithms.

#neuroscience #connectomes #Drosophila #neuroAI

Marcus Kaiser's talk at #ESISyNC2022 is now on YouTube 👉 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNNYrc8wVrla_d2y4aF6ol-076Vl5MUXi

How do brain networks alter during #development and #evolution? Marcus Kaiser from ConnectomeLab, University of Nottingham, discusses the organization of connectomes and their connection to brain function.

#neuroscience #conference #frankfurt #connectomes

ESISyNC 2022 | ESI Systems Neuroscience Conference

Talks from ESI Systems Neuroscience Conference 2022: The ever changing brain: Through development and evolution. ► Conference page: https://www.esi-frankfurt...

YouTube