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Ragnar Granit Institute Doctoral Seminar on Bioelectromagnetism |
| Seminar hours: Thursdays | 10-12 o'clock |
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Rhythms of the Brain Oxford University Press, New York, 2006. 448 p. | ||
| 1: Introduction | Katrina Wendel | 7.2. |
| 2: Structure Defines Function | Alper Cömert | 14.2. |
| 3: Diversity of Cortical Functions Is Provided by Inhibition | Maija Laurila | 14.2. |
| 4: Windows on the Brain | Asta Kybartaite | 21.2. |
| 5: A System of Rhythms: From Simple to Complex Dynamics | Fikret Emre Kapucu | 21.2. |
| 6: Synchronization by Oscillation | German Gómez-Herrero | 28.2. |
| 7: The Brain's Default State: Self-Organized Oscillations in Rest and Sleep | Michael Osadebey | 28.2. |
| 8: Perturbation of the Default Patterns by Experience | Tobias Hidalgo Stitz | 6.3. |
| 9: The Gamma Buzz: Gluing by Oscillations in the Waking Brain | Katrina Wendel | 6.3. |
| 10: Perceptions and Actions Are Brain-State Dependent | Asadul Hague | 27.3. |
| 11: Oscillations in the "Other Cortex": Navigation in Real and Memory Space | Alper Cömert, Asta Kybartaite | 27.3. |
| 12: Coupling of Systems by Oscillations | Michael Osadebey | 3.4. |
| 13: Tough Problems | Andrei Jakab | 3.4. |