Are intrinsic neural timescales related to sensory processing? Evidence from abnormal behavioral states

By Federico Zilio, J. Gómez-Pilar, Shumei Cao, Georg Northoff. 2020

Subfields: Cognitive Neuroscience, Neuroscience

Citations in the corpus

• Aperiodic neural timescales in prefrontal cortex dilate with increased task abstraction (2025, unknown): “Here, we employ several modeling approaches for estimating the aperiodic, oscillatory, and combined timescales of EEG data— each of which have been demonstrated in previous studies (6,16,24,33), but never compared all together.”
• Hemispherotomy leads to persistent sleep-like slow waves in the isolated cortex of awake humans (2025, unknown): “…exponent has been validated as a reliable EEG marker of the level of consciousness across a range of physiological [52–60], pharmacological [55, 61–65], and pathological states [62,64,66,67], including conditions of disconnected consciousness such as ketamine-induced dreaming and locked-in…”