[Demo list ] SCGB Investigators and Others June 2023

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From the bioRxiv: A Selection of Recently Posted Papers from SCGB Investigators and Others

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  4. Correlated signatures of social behavior in cerebellum and anterior cingulate cortex

    1. Sung Won Hur
    2. Karen Safaryan
    3. Long Yang
    4. Hugh T Blair
    5. Sotiris C Masmanidis
    6. Paul J Mathews
    7. Daniel Aharoni
    8. Peyman Golshani

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      Based on a technological advance which couples onboard calcium imaging with in vivo electrophysiology in freely behaving mice, this important work presents data about the modulation of some long range brain activity correlations during social interactions. Solid evidence shows that neural activity across cerebellum and cingulate cortex is more correlated during social behaviors than during non-social epochs. This study is of interest for a broad range of neurophysiologists.

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  6. When and why does motor preparation arise in recurrent neural network models of motor control?

    1. Marine Schimel
    2. Ta-Chu Kao
    3. Guillaume Hennequin

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      This important study provides a new perspective on why preparatory activity occurs before the onset of movement. The authors report that when there is a cost on the inputs, the optimal inputs should start before the desired network output for a wide variety of recurrent networks. The authors present convincing evidence by combining mathematically tractable analyses in linear networks and numerical simulation in nonlinear networks.

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